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• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 8 Aug, 2012
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  was using an invisible sprite with 8 way behaviour.. this caused the sprite to collide with solid objects.. got an answer through chat system + have implemented custom movement control.. problem solved.. thanks :D

• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 7 Aug, 2012
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  Is there a way to disable collisions for a specific sprite?

• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 16 Apr, 2012
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  i mean.. i got the answer on the chat thingy lol sorry

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• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 16 Apr, 2012
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  got answer on forum

  browser object, action GoToUrl + url of file..

• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 16 Apr, 2012
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  Sorry.. couldnt find a link to a tutorial about this.

  Im wondering how i can have an image in my app that in response to a mouseclick will cause a file download - in the same way clicking on a download link works on a site..

  thanks! :)

• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 21 Dec, 2011
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  Thanks :)

  So construct uses the polygon for collisions if one has been defined?.. are default collisions bounding boxes?... or does your system perform some sort of oldschool bitmap logic for pixel collisions?.

  anyway, thanks for the feedback :)

• • matt75
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  • • Joined 25 Nov, 2011
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  • 21 Dec, 2011
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  Is it not possible to write collision code for physic objects?..

  I dont see any OnCollide() method that gives you access to collision

  info, points of contact.. it would also be handy to disable reactions for a physical object and just use the collision data..