Hansokumake's Forum Posts

  • Hi all.

    I just found out that you can (sort of) link C2 games across the internet.

    Like, a button in your browser game can redirect the player to another C2 game hosted on somebody else's site!

    Would anyone like to brainstorm ways to use this in a co-ordinated way?

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  • Holy crow I just tried it and it worked no bother!

    I'm dorking out. That's Amazing!

  • Hi there.

    Would it be possible to have a button in a game open a browser to a page on the internet (eg another game)?

  • He hey!

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  • Yes!

    Thanks Krish!

    I look forward to hearing from you.

    -Wren.

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  • Yeah, sorry about that.

    I find C2 crashes when I try to ctrl alt print screen. So I use video capture software when I want a screenshot. but I accidentally exported it as animated gif, instead of .png, and didn't notice it until I'd already uploaded the image to my blog.

  • That worked!

    Thank you!

  • Beautiful!

  • Hi all.

    I've started a website to promote the development of Irish language videogame culture.

       

    I think that minority language speakers are a demographic mostly unseen by the broader videogame industry. Given some love, they might (eventually) represent a new market for clever and well-crafted independent games.

    Do you have a game (or part of a game!) that you would like me to adapt and present to the Gaelic community?

    If so, or if you are interested in joining the development of our current free games ("Isp�n!", "Peig:The Game" or 'An Leamhan') please message me or leave your thoughts below.

    Thank you.

  • Hi there.

    I'm still not quite understanding instance variables.

    In this situation (Sorry for dodgey capture):

    <img src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-rZCbDn7qPCY/Ug8rLtG9JwI/AAAAAAAAAeE/teFcGxTy1T4/s1600/2" border="0" />

    Can I somehow use instance variables to make the moths beat their wings at different speeds?

    Thank you.

  • Thank you.

    So, making many new objects called Sensor_1 Sensor_2 etc is ok?

    I have a kind of Construct-Anxiety with this kind of thing. I'm always worried that adding too many objects will 'slow it down'. (Am I just being supersitious?)

  • Hi.

    I've used 'instance variables' a few times, but I still don't quite understand it.

    Can I use instance variables in this situation to re-use the object 'Sensor_1:'

    by giving it the variable instance property?

    <img src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dvSZkNbrvvQ/UfFFcJDHBTI/AAAAAAAAAB8/hzExzoCgpDI/s1600/Untitled-2.png" border="0" />

    I'd like the sensor object to do different stuff depending on which instance Player collides with. How do I check which instance of Sensor_1 Player is in collision with?

    Thank you

  • Thank you.

  • Hi.

    I'm using this .capx by Yann, to add quiz levels between platform levels.

    Can anybody see how to change the question database to make different rounds?

    Is it a case of making a new array, or a new global text variable (QA2?)

    or a whole new Eventsheet& Layout everytime?

    Thank you.