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• • rabidsheep
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  • 16 Jul, 2013
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  It looks like it saves the image as a 512x512 when using the HTML5 export, I'm not sure about the other methods.

• • rabidsheep
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  • 18 Jun, 2013
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  jugwhisky

  I didn't even see that before you pointed it out, thank you!

• • rabidsheep
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  • 13 Jun, 2013
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  ... I accidentally posted the reply to another thread right under my reply to this thread... disregard that second one please...

• • rabidsheep
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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  You could use a for loop to cycle through the iterations. That should reduce your lines of code by at least ten-fold.

• • rabidsheep
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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  Typically events that happen lower on your event sheet within a multi-part statement take priority, so try placing your attack event above your running event. It could be that your game is triggering the attack, and then right away triggering the run, making it like the first event never happened. Try reordering the events.

• • rabidsheep
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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  I couldn't find any complete tutorials, but here are some links that might help you out:

  scirra.com/forum/simple-turnbased-grid-movement_topic46078.html

  scirra.com/forum/snap-to-a-hex-grid_topic56019.html

  scirra.com/forum/hex-grid-sorry-if-duplicate-q_topic44313.html

• • rabidsheep
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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  I would check out the examples that come with Construct 2. There's a few in there that cover touch input, swiping, etc.

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• • rabidsheep
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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  Agreed, there's a ton of cool features that could be added from Node-Webkit. Scirra might actually be working on adding some currently though, I'm not sure.

• • rabidsheep
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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  The problem is that the iframe keeps trying to scroll your game.

  Add this into your iframe tag: scrolling="no"

• • rabidsheep
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  • 10 Jun, 2013
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  RuneS then try pairing it with something like "is sound playing"? Maybe you could string the two together until all of the sounds have stopped?

• • rabidsheep
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  • 9 Jun, 2013
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  So you want to create a height-map then? Such as the ones used for mapping topography?

  You will probably have to create a javascript plugin to do something like that without having tons of sprites. Try asking for help over in the plugins section.

• • rabidsheep
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  • 9 Jun, 2013
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  I would do an "is in touch" check, and then have that update the sprites x and y with touch.x and touch.y

• • rabidsheep
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  • 9 Jun, 2013
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  I typically use the method that siks described. Have an invisible object that has the scroll-to behavior, and have it update its x position along with the player.

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• • rabidsheep
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  • 9 Jun, 2013
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  Please post your .capx so that we can help you out.