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• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 15 Sep, 2017
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  I understand ... to indicate the specific enemy, you can create another instance of variable (It can be indicated with a number or letter), and when this enemy is in the layout the projectile will follow the enemy with this int ...

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 15 Sep, 2017
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  Good Morning.

  If I understand what you need, create an Instance of variable for the enemy with the name of life and when the projectile reaches it must subtract the amount of damage desired for IV Life.

  In this way each enemy will have its own damage.

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 15 Sep, 2017
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  Good Morning.

  I did not quite understand the topic idea.

  But I myself like to create games and draw, just for hobby, I start a project but sometimes before finalizing the same I start another ...

  I liked working with Construct 2, I found it better than other applications I've worked with.

  I did not really like the idea of Construct 3 right in the browser, I think I'll have to adapt ...

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• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 14 Sep, 2017
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  Good Morning.

  Seems to be a good job, I'm going to pay a visit ...

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 13 Sep, 2017
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  Pardon, I wanted to say colliders, in the object one can determine the colliding area adjusting for better performance ...

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 12 Sep, 2017
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  Have you checked that the collectors are correct?

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 6 Sep, 2017
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  The following example:

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• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 4 Sep, 2017
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  There are several ways depending on your goal ...

  One is to insert the bullet behavior, and limit the movement at the desired coordinates.

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 4 Sep, 2017
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  Maybe if you destroy the objects off the screen at the beginning of the game, and create the objects on the screen, solve your problem ...

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 31 Aug, 2017
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  The user interface - UI or the English heads-up display - HUD is the interface that displays player information such as life, scoreboard and other game information.

  To do this, create a layer leave the Paralax in (0,0) and position the objects that should not move in the place of the window reminding that it should be on the other layers.

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 30 Aug, 2017
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  Maybe by exporting the images and resizing in an external app, (Photoshop for example), you achieve your goal ....

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 29 Aug, 2017
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  I also like C2, I did not get used to working in browser, online ...

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• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 28 Aug, 2017
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  Thanks, I like working with C2, and these plugins help a lot.

• • HuemersonFMG
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  • 28 Aug, 2017
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  Good Morning.

  Very easy mechanics, ceiling down every tick, objects are created periodically on the sides to reach the player, and jump on the wall.