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  • 5 Feb, 2014
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  Can you do that with Tiled map editor?

  If so, that should be a decent solution.

  Otherwise you're looking at adding something new to the layout editor which is always iffy imo.

  I know you can select multiple objects in the layout as is, however you never know how well one implementation will work with another.

• • newt
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  • 5 Feb, 2014
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  If there is going to be a repeating pattern, I like to set it up on the image I used for the tiles.

  That way you can use the selection box that already exists.

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  Having a lot of tiled background instances slows down a lot of systems.

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• • newt
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  • 5 Feb, 2014
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  How would that work exactly?

  A selection box in the layout?

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  There is an eraser up there next to the pen tool.

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  • 5 Feb, 2014
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  Why not just use different objects, and touch those objects to simulate the mouse?

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  • 4 Feb, 2014
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  Just add the word candy, or saga... should be fine.

  Runs off copyrights the word bacon.

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  • 3 Feb, 2014
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  Its short because of the cell offset.

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  • 2 Feb, 2014
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  dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/666516/modulot.capx

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  • 1 Feb, 2014
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  Lol, can't believe this thread is still going.

  Its all pretty simple, if you want to scale an object you use a multiplier, 0.01 to 1 is equal or smaller, bigger than one is bigger than current size(IE 2 is twice size). If you need to keep track of what the current scale is... use a variable.

  I dunno maybe some third party might make a behavior....

• • newt
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  • 1 Feb, 2014
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  Right now its more like a flow chart than a road map.

  Does it break anything? -> no -> add it!

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  V

  yes-> don't add it.

  Thanks as always Kyat.

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  • 31 Jan, 2014
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  So basically you are looking to help people who do not have a WII U devkit publish their game?

  Or are you just wanting to purchase games outright?

• • newt
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  • 31 Jan, 2014
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  Perhaps a tutorial on how to do percentages would be a better idea?

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  • 30 Jan, 2014
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  This is easily fixed using a variable as a Boolean.

  Have you tried searching the forum for a solution?

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  • 30 Jan, 2014
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  So how does one prove one has been approved to develop for Nintendo?

  And why would you even sign up to develop using Construct 2 for Nintendo with out a license in the first place?