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• • MazenAtef
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  • 29 Jul, 2015
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  I dont know how but look in examples folder of c2 you will find an example for multiplayer gaming and entering name

• • MazenAtef
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  • 29 Jul, 2015
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  Thank you

• • MazenAtef
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  guess you've seen the warning about not using too many collision-points while adding so much of them..

  Splitting it up in several objects would be much better..

  I can't see the collision polygon of the tank though and don't know if it's correct in every frame of the animation./quote]

  So thats did that ?

• • MazenAtef
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  • 29 Jul, 2015
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  >

  > > I guess you've seen the warning about not using too many collision-points while adding so much of them..

  > > Splitting it up in several objects would be much better..

  > >

  > > I can't see the collision polygon of the tank though and don't know if it's correct in every frame of the animation.

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  > I have over 160 points

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  I hope you mean reputation points on this forum..

  Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

• • MazenAtef
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  I guess you've seen the warning about not using too many collision-points while adding so much of them..

  Splitting it up in several objects would be much better..

  I can't see the collision polygon of the tank though and don't know if it's correct in every frame of the animation.

  I have over 160 points

• • MazenAtef
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  I guess you've seen the warning about not using too many collision-points while adding so much of them..

  Splitting it up in several objects would be much better..

  I can't see the collision polygon of the tank though and don't know if it's correct in every frame of the animation.

  I have seen the warning but i didnt care so its hard to split the round but iwill try to do it . thanks anyway

  but if u have seen the wheels are dived into the ground too but i have made their collision to circle

  sorry for my bad english

• • MazenAtef
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  • 29 Jul, 2015
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  I guess you've seen the warning about not using too many collision-points while adding so much of them..

  Splitting it up in several objects would be much better..

  I can't see the collision polygon of the tank though and don't know if it's correct in every frame of the animation.

  Thank you for help

• • MazenAtef
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  • 29 Jul, 2015
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  You really should ask Google first:All hail all-knowing Google.

  Construct simply extends the basic APIs of all of these libraries into a visual format, localStorage.removeItem(key) is probably what you are looking for.

  Thank you

• • MazenAtef
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  • 29 Jul, 2015
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  I have Adjusted the collision points exactly on the ground but this happens when i run the game

• • MazenAtef
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  • 28 Jul, 2015
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  Does the local storage can be deleted ? and if it can be deleted how to make a webstorage ? and thanks

• • MazenAtef
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  • 23 Jul, 2015
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• • MazenAtef
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  • 23 Jul, 2015
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  i want to make a tank thread with physics like when it climb over a rock the tread reacts with the rock