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• • gumshoe2029
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  • 23 May, 2017
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• • gumshoe2029
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  • 23 May, 2017
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  You have two rotation points in the center of the "tracks" of your bulldozer....

  Actually, look at this first:

  https://www.gamedev.net/topic/201762-ba ... -movement/

  https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/quest ... t-solution

  https://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/ ... ed?t=22457

  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/667 ... d-movement

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 23 May, 2017
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  You need to use some kind of database.

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 23 May, 2017
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  Use JSON, like:

  { 
   "inventory" : 
     {
             "sword" : { "damage" : 1 },
             "cloak" : {"armor" : 1},
             "armor" : {"armor" 4 }
     }
  }
  [/code:1drbr2gr]
• • gumshoe2029
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  • 23 May, 2017
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  You have to modify the index.html that the exporter outputs:

  https://developers.google.com/maps/docu ... google-map

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  • 23 May, 2017
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  https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-xiqK ... sp=sharing

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 23 May, 2017
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  I would use JSON, simply because it is easier and more human readable.

  If you have lots of sub-attributes and categories or abstractions, then XML is better.

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• • gumshoe2029
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  • 15 May, 2017
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  Sorry, I have been insanely busy lately.

  But you need a better schema for identifying which tile has which doors.

  Sadly, I have not developed such a system yet, only theorized about what I might do in such a system, so I will be of limited help.

  I would recommend studying cesisco 's work here:

  You might have to ask if he will share his capx with you (Or publicly).

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 14 May, 2017
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  Like tunepunk says, the default C2 project starts with 500,500 margins which -- in my experience -- you always want to set to 0,0 to make the sprites appear in the proper places.

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  • 13 May, 2017
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  Okay, it looks like you are pulling the images from your local storage on the browser on your computer.

  The only images that were stored in your capx are:

  https://image.ibb.co/kvCnkk/start.png

  and

  https://image.ibb.co/gKSL5k/img0.png

  So, for your other images, look in your local storage on your computer:

  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8634 ... age-stored

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 12 May, 2017
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  I'll take a look at it this weekend, when I am not swamped with programming stuffs.

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 9 May, 2017
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  Sure, go ahead. I'll take a look at it. I will invariably learn something new here. :-p

  Just post it on a Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. and post the share link here.

• • gumshoe2029
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  • 7 May, 2017
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  How did you load the images in C2? I played your app, and normally, the c2runtime.js file loads the images via http which is detected by the debug tools. Your app had no image calls, which is very odd.

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  • 5 May, 2017
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  Your images seem to load, assuming you want the ones on the main page.

  You can right click on the images on your page and choose "Save image as..." (in Windows). This will download the image files from your website onto your desktop.

  <img src="Edenigital hetching 1.png" style="width:75% " alt="© myriam gras video installation extrapool destillaat#18 december event digital hetching" /><span class="untertitel"><br /> [/code:3sn1x8eb]
  
  The <img src="..."...  the src is the location of the image on your website relative  to your index.html page.  In this case, the image files are in the same location as your index.html file, which if you are using a default Apache webserver would be either in ....\Apache Web Server\htdocs\ or in /var / html / www/ (remove the spaces, because Scirra's website blocks the formal web root on the forums) in a Linux setup.
• • gumshoe2029
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  • 4 May, 2017
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  It should run via AJAX, I believe. Make sure you include the Allow-Control-Allow-Origin: * (or your specific domain if you have a domain name) header in your server if you are using JSON or XML as your data structure.