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• • grumpybear
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  • • Joined 2 Feb, 2013
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  • 6 Apr, 2013
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  Thanks for the great advice!

• • grumpybear
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  • 5 Apr, 2013
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  I'm fairly new to Construct, and developing in general. I'm looking to make a simple turn-based strategy RPG (Think Final Fantasy Tactics), and I was wondering if anyone knows of a good tutorial out there.

  I've searched the tutorial section but I've found nothing yet, although it could possibly just be the wording I'm using, so sorry if it's one of those "googled it, first link" things.

  Thanks everyone.

  Edit: Clarification

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• • grumpybear
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  • • Joined 2 Feb, 2013
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  • 3 Feb, 2013
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  Oh derp. Sorry for the waste of time guys, I could have sworn that said add another event. Thanks for the info jayderyu. Thanks for those resources kyatric, and I apologize for the bump and multipost.

• • grumpybear
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  • • Joined 2 Feb, 2013
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  • 2 Feb, 2013
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  bump

• • grumpybear
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  • • Joined 2 Feb, 2013
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  • 2 Feb, 2013
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  More info: the available behaviors in the Size & Position section are:

  Compare height

  Compare width

  Compare X

  Compare Y

  Is on screen

  Is outside layout

• • grumpybear
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  • • Joined 2 Feb, 2013
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  • 2 Feb, 2013
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  Hey everyone. I'm using Construct 2 free, but I'm walking myself through the platformer tutorial. I'm using my own sprites, so not having the sprite pack ins't a big deal, but I've arrived at a section telling me to:

  "Double-click player. Double-click Set position to another object. For Object, click <click to choose> and pick PlayerBox. Leave Image point as 0 (that means the origin). Click 'Done'."

  This is referring to tying the player sprite to the playerbox. However, there is no "Set position to another object" behavior :c.