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• • GenkiGenga
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  • 28 Oct, 2014
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  Try this : https://db.tt/8W9XTS7N

  I just changed a couple of things, now when you fire it will set the initial X value of the bullet to the bullet itself. When the bullet travels a predetermined amount (100 pixels in this case) it will destroy. Also uses a variable to make sure we cant fire more than 1 bullet per second.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 28 Oct, 2014
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  I suggest to try out the official ghost shooter multiplayer example again, if it works there then its in your code, if not then probably some conflict with a firewall. Hope u get it sorted out soon.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 28 Oct, 2014
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  Hey kms, its currently working in my game without any issues. I guess it was just temporarily down?

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 23 Oct, 2014
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  Chris is right, Collisions only trigger once when colliding where as 'Is overlapping' will continue to trigger for the whole duration.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 23 Oct, 2014
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  Hey cisco, sorry mate I didn't realise I had been tagged. I had cleaned out my dropbox a while ago and was only directed here from a PM. I just threw together a new example that goes over the enemy AI.

  Here it is: https://db.tt/eYI8AIWd

  Disclaimer - this is not a double dragon template, it is simply an example of how to handle the AI for your enemy units.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 21 Oct, 2014
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  Hey guys, well done with these podcasts. I'm also looking forward to future episodes. As Newt said it is nice to hear about other peoples experiences with c2 and I like the relaxed style approach.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 3 Oct, 2014
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  No worries. I am sure you'll pick it up quickly but feel free to send me a pm if you get stuck with it. Have fun creating!

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 2 Oct, 2014
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  iwontnamemyself I understand now. The easiest way I can think of is to use some masking. When a sprite passes into the masking area an identical sprite is created on the other side of the grid. When completely concealed it is destroyed so it appears to be wrapping when it isn't.

  Here is a quick example. https://db.tt/CrSS6Qp9

  Hopefully your current backgrounds can accommodate this technique without too much fuss.

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• • GenkiGenga
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  • 1 Oct, 2014
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  Hey Name, I was happy with Ashley's solution for my purpose but I'd be happy to help you with yours. Just need to clarify the problem.

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  is this the type of thing your trying to achieve? Mario passes through one side and appears on the other.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 15 Jun, 2014
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  Really nice work Valerien. Beautiful Art.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 13 May, 2014
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  Thanks for sharing mepis, some great stuff in there. Well worth a look.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 27 Apr, 2014
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  Have a look at this, it was a simple example I did of the ai for double dragon. Should be a good starting point.

  https://db.tt/gkpg449g

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 27 Apr, 2014
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  To invert a condition you just need to right lick it and select invert.

  Another easy way would be to give your character object an 'instance variable' or 'Boolean' called colliding.

  In your collision event set the Boolean to true or the variable to 1, then use the timer object to revert it back to normal when your animation is due to finish. Then just add another condition to your 'on any touch end' event that makes sure that the Boolean is false or variable is set to 0 before it sets the animation.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 11 Apr, 2014
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  https://db.tt/fxcHbHQf This should get you going.

  Just remember to group all your sounds with the same tag. Music for music and SE for sound effects etc.

• • GenkiGenga
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  • 11 Apr, 2014
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  Try this Rookie, https://db.tt/gkpg449g The actual movement they use is more complex than this of course but should get you started.