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- Liberador
- - Joined 29 Mar, 2024
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Rotation is a basic property of any particle generator. If Construct had the particle rotation property we could easily achieve much more realistic and beautiful results, as you can see in these videos:

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- Liberador
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dop2000 Thanks. By the way, your starfish is funny.
- Liberador
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It would be interesting if the particle properties included the "Rotation" and "Rotation randomiser" options.
- Liberador
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Use Hierarchy:

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/interface/layout-view
construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/common-features/common-actions
- Liberador
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In the layout editor, enlarge the text box by dragging its edges with the mouse pointer.
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Use the Follow behavior.
- Liberador
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When adding the Physics behavior to any sprite and checking the "Show collision polygons" box in the layout properties, the layout editor displays the collision polygon created in the animations editor instead of displaying the correct collision mask when the "Circle" or the "Bounding Box" options are selected in the Physics behavior.
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When I add some behavior to a sprite, I see there is an action to disable it at runtime. However, the Warp behavior does not have this action, and I don't know the why.
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I have found these videos on YouTube:

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- Liberador
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I have filled the layout with 57.000 instances of a small square sprite with no behavior. Then, when running the project, the CPU utilisation is 1% only.
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Why do you need so many objects?
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- Liberador
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The X:

The Y:
- Liberador
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I have been trying to show you the solution in a PNG image for several hours now. But for some strange reason, this forum won't let me post images today. Every time I try to upload an image, a pop-up window appears saying only this: "An unexpected error has occurred [error ]"

I will try again tomorrow.
- Liberador
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Ass you can see in this screenshot, add the Tween behavior to your player character, then use the "Tween (one property)" action to set the exact number of pixels you want it to move left or right (64 in this case) and the height of each jump. You will get the result shown in this video:

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- Liberador
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When I switch between Physics, Solid and Platform behaviors, I get this result:

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