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• • Lunar
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  • • Joined 25 May, 2011
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  • 25 May, 2011
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  For your problem what I would do is create the event for finishing the the jump. I'm not an expert,I just started out using construct so I don't know all the options. If you haven't done this tutorial about platforms yet, it may be useful:

  PS that game in kongregate looks cool, thanks for sharing.

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• • Lunar
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  • • Joined 25 May, 2011
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  Thanks again harrio !

  Actually, after playing a bit with the grid movement I just had an idea that solved all this!

  player1 angle equal to 0. ---->>player1 setX to player1X +grid.Width

  I feel embarrassed because now it seems so obvious

  I hope this will help someone too. Maybe later I'll post here the finished .cap when I discover how to attach a .cap

  Lunar

• • Lunar
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  • • Joined 25 May, 2011
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  Thanks harrio !

  I've just read that wiki page and I'm going to try with the 'grid movement 'behaviour. I'll post here my results

  Btw, are there any tutorials about the 'grid movement' behaviour?

• • Lunar
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  • • Joined 25 May, 2011
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  Hello!

  I'm Lunar. I'm new to construct and I have no experience programming either . I'm working on a simple board game like monopoly. I've been doing a few tutorials but I couldn't find anything about board games.

  I just want to make the players (sprites) move through the grid boxes in the board.

  This is what I did:

  First I gave each player the private variable 'Vmoves'

  When the dice generate a random number between 1-6 'Vmoves' is set to that random number.

  I created a sprite called 'grid' 50x50 pixels, and then duplicated it to make the board.

  when player1: Value 'Vmoves' greater or equal than 1.

  >player1 angle equal to 0. ---->>player1 setX to player1X +50

  .................................... player1 setY to player1Y

  >player1 angle equal to 90 --->>player1 setX to player1X

  .................................... player1 setY to player1Y +50

  >player1 angle equal to 180 --->>player1 setX to player1X -50

  ..................................... player1 setY to player1Y

  >player1 angle equal to 270 --->>player1 setX to player1X

  ..................................... player1 setY to player1Y -50

  Also when player1 overlaps the sprite 'grid' --->>subtract 1 from player1 private variable 'Vmoves'

  And I repeated this for each player

  For changing the Angles: when player overlaps the 'Sprite Arrow' the player gets his angle set to match the 'Sprite Arrow'

  this way is a bit too long and I feel its not a good method.

  Is there a way to make the player move by my 'grid Sprite' boxes intead of using pixels ?

  I've been trying to make this work for a long time,

  I hope someone could help me, any tip will be really appreciated.

  Thank you!