marcelokohl's Forum Posts

• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 19 Sep, 2014
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  Hi,

  I have a website with my game in an iframe.

  I need that when you click a button on my site (outside the game), perform an action within the game, which is in an iframe. Is this possible?

• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 15 May, 2014
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  I managed to alleviate this problem, adding the VelocityY platform in VelocityY of the object above the platform.

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• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 14 May, 2014
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  Nice, eli0s. I also thought about creating using the PIN, but this leaves the movement of unnatural objects.

  But I think this is really the only way.

  Thanks for capx! (:

• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 12 May, 2014
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  Hi!

  I am creating a game with objects using physical behavior, and a platform using sine and fícisa behavior. When a physical object is on top with a sine object, it slides. I've changed the parameters of friction and density and solves nothing.

  You guys suspect the reason?

  This is what happens: kohl.com.br/New

  Thank you!

• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 1 Dec, 2013
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  Thank you for the explanation, —

• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 23 Nov, 2013
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  Hi, could you add in 'Tweened Property' the X and Y properties, so we can manipulate them separately. That's because using the "position" to handle only the X, messes in Y too.

  Thanks

• • marcelokohl
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  • • Joined 28 Nov, 2012
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  • 21 Nov, 2013
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  Thanks, this behavior is extremly useful! <img src="smileys/smiley32.gif" border="0" align="middle" />