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• • pedrocassioti
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  • 1 Nov, 2014
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  Yep

  The circle is in a layer above the layer of the sprites I want to change.

• • pedrocassioti
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  • 1 Nov, 2014
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  I tried, but the effect only change the circle itself. it won't chance the sprites that the circles is overlapping

• • pedrocassioti
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  • 31 Oct, 2014
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  Hi (:

  I hope somebody can help me.

  I am trying to create 3 "domes/circles" effects that follow my characters, and what these circles are supposed to do

  is change the color of everything inside them.

  example:

  Everything inside the RED circle is supossed to lose the color red (more precisely, the red in the RGB value,if have any). So if I have some sprite outside this circle with RGB values of 255, 100, 50. When the circles pass over them they will have to have a value of 0, 100, 50.

  I know how to do this to an entire layer using the Tint effect, but I can't create in just a small area. I tried using something like the Spotlight effect that can be found in some youtube vídeos, but it did not work.

  Can anybody help me with this?

  Thanks (:

  (Solved) All I had to do was use the Tint MASK effect. Feeling so dumb now. thank you A0Nasser for the help (:

• • pedrocassioti
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  • 27 Oct, 2014
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  Here is 60fps and 58% cpu (i5 3210m, 6gb ram, internet explorer 11)

  Btw Katala, what is the angle of diagonal movement in your game?

  I noticed that in your games the character movement is perfect/parallel with the tiles.

  I am using tiles with the same proportion as yours 2:1, but the closest I get for this parallel movement was moving diagonally with 26.5º.

  I would be so glad if you could share how you do it.

  Thank you. (and sorry for the bad english)

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• • pedrocassioti
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  • • Joined 23 Aug, 2014
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  • 23 Sep, 2014
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  Hello

  I am trying to create a game like 'Zelda - a Link to the past' and I am don't know which way is better.

  Create the scenarios using a non-solid tilemap and placing all the little tiles to create/"paint" the world and then using some tiled_background to create the solid objects (like stones, vases, signposts, walls, etc) ?

  or

  Create the world using only tiled_backgrounds, some solids, and some non-solid ?

  The tilemap aprouch seens easier to me... just choose the tile and paint it all over the layout. Idk.