Kyatric's Forum Posts

  • When you click "Clone" something happens, your cursor turns into a cross and awaits you to click on the layout to place it.

    Also you should see the clone in the object list of the "project" tab and even in the list in the "objects" tab (on the right of your screen).

    What object are you trying to clone ?

  • Hi, bienvenue,

    on Construct's forum <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

    Nice screenshots and good luck with your projects.

  • Oh yeah indeed, it appears to have a bug.

    For the quick fix, (because you want it to be quickly fixed, don't you ? ^^) open in a notepad with line numerotation the file "runtime.js" that stands in "c2folder\exporters\html5\behaviors\platform\".

    In it looks line 503 

    acts.SetDeceleration = function (acc)
     {
          this.acc = acc;
          
          if (this.acc < 0)
               this.acc = 0;
     };

    Replace it with :

    acts.SetDeceleration = function (dec)
     {
          this.dec = dec;
          
          if (this.dec > 0)
               this.dec = 0;
     };

    Save it and launch C2.

    This should do the trick.

    Be sure to make a backup of the runtime.js file before editing (to be safe).

    Ashley should have this fixed in the next release.

    I wasn't able to download your capx to test it. Firefox simply displayed it as a web page instead of proposing to download it.

  • Apparently, as Zen said, the audio object is missing from your project.

  • Please post a capx reproducing the trouble (not a 30 Mo one if possible), telling exactly what you are doing step by step so that it can be reproduced.

    Complete the informations asked in how to report bugs.

    Also are you sure you deleted the object from the 'objects' tab (on the right) and not only the instance in a layout ?

  • DisableButtons.capx

    Indeed, "for each" loop will only act on the currently picked object (taht is to say only the instance that was clicked in your case).

    The idea is to "delay" the command to the next tick.

    EDIT: Ninja'd by Ash while I was doing the example

    Kyatric

    2011-10-22 13:54:39

    2017-01-04

  • Daniel: The tutorials you are referring to are probably for Construct-Classic.

    Families are not (yet) implemented in Construct 2. They are shall be soon, in the upcoming releases nevertheless.

  • It's a good base.

    Controls are responding, needs a bit to get the hang of it though.

    Nevertheless I managed in going up to the "blue" end of the level (which, funny enough, was the room playing when I actually exited the CC version video ^^)

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  • Challenge accepted:

    Original from 2011

    edit 2016 version (release 237)

    An implementation through events of a contextual menu.

  • Hence the little 2 pixels line between the conditions, in opposition with direct touching events as it is now.

    For having discussed with Ashley on IRC about "else" and "or" events, it appears they are tricky to implement, and that's why they've been postponed for now.

    So eventually they will come, and indeed for now a "or" condition is pretty tricky to implement with an event workaround.

    As far as I'm concerned, I've tried as much as possible to avoid having to have to use a "or" event with the organising of the code and the logic used.

    Apparently, such a 'visual' division isn't as intuitive as you thought cow_trix, judging by Spades' answer ^^

    I also feel a "or" condition as it is in CC would work nicer.

    EDIT: Coming to re-read the whole, I understand the shade you mean by "A bit like".

    In fact, instead of having event 1 "Key D is down, do this" and event 2 "Key A is down, do this same thing" they would act as "parralel" events, sharing the same actions.

    In this case then yes, your suggestion works and would be a nice addition indeed.

    Especialy if it is counted as a single event.

  • In the properties of the 8direction behavior set Angle to "No".

  • At some point I remember my former wide screen died on me (24). I replaced it with a 19 CRT screen, and I did not have access to the animations window or the frames window.

    When my new wide screen arrived, I had it back. I figured it just went "in the wind" because of the resolution change (1920X1024 to 1024X780).

  • Bumping all the topics about this won't make it happen faster.

    All the physicians, doctors, etc...

    They LEARNED their craft. They studied the documents available.

    On the internet you have zillions of documents about PHP programming, find yourself a beginner tutorial and learn from it.

    All the examples already posted on the forum need to be adapted to your needs, by yourself or some coder working on your project.

    You can't simply ask for someone to post a full working solution and rip it off as you surely plan to do.

    Anyway you would soon come back and ask "how to change this or that" according to your project's needs, and the person would tell you "change it yourself".

    As Ghengis said in his previous post, C2 saves you monthes of learning a language.

    For your purpose, you need to learn another. It's not that complicated, it just take time and practice.

    And this is made simpler as there are many documents (and surely in your own language, whereas C2 is only (mostly) english).

    Just make a search on google.

  • In the project properties you change the width and height of the window.

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