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  • If the image point system doesn't work (don't know why though), I would simply go with some expressions.

    If the Sprite is a simple bar, you can use the Bar coordinates and a percentage of its length to simulate an image point.

    Let me give you some examples:

    • Image point at 2/3 of the bar's length: X coordinate: Bar.X + Bar.Width * (2/3)
    • Image point at 55% of the bar's length: X coordinate: Bar.X + Bar.Width * 0.55

    (Assuming, the Sprite's hotspot is on its left.

    If it's in the middle, use

    Bar.X - Bar.Length/2 + Bar.Length * 0.55

    for the second example)

    Obviously use the Bar's Y coordinate for the Y coordinate of the simulated Image Point.

    Hope this makes sense to you.

    [EDIT]

    conker23 Here is a sample .capx

  • Here is a sample .capx, hope that helps.

  • You could use the Pin behavior for this, for a grapple, the Bar and Rope modes might be especially useful.

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  • If I understand you correctly and you simply want the bullet to inherit the angle of motion and the speed, you can use the Custom Movement expressions of the Player.

    Like so:

    Will look like this:

  • Construct 2 doesn't have its own "CSS commands", it uses the same CSS as used in modern websites.

    If you are looking for parameters, have a look here.

  • From the Tilemap manual:

    [quote:1gkfv6pc]If you wish to have tiles that are visible but do not register a collision, use two Tilemap objects layered on top of each other.

    You probably read that as well. I am pretty sure that there is no other way of doing it apart from using a new tilemap on top of the other one.

  • pmerineau

    Are you looking for an arc prediction that includes movement prediction of the enemy?

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    darkrealos

    Do you want arrows at the point where the object will hit the ground after it flies across the arc?

    You can use the above mentioned thread for that.

  • Those links are still online and should answer your question.

  • You should be able to use the "bar" function of the Pin behavior for this.

    See this example .capx.

  • I created a commented .capx for you, hope this helps.

    You can download it here.

  • Could you provide a .capx or at least a screenshot of the important sections of your event sheet please?

    That would help a lot.

  • I don't think that I completely understand what you mean.

    Could you try to more into the details please?

  • The best way to do this would be to store the maximum and current hitpoints in an (instance) variable and use the variables to display it.

    Set the text to "[currentHP] & "/" & [maxHP]"

  • Use the textbox event "On text changed".

    When that triggers, put the action "Textbox: Set text to:"

    Set the textbox text to:

    replace(Textbox.Text, "+", "")[/code:234wu1iz].
If you want to remove [b]-[/b] as well, simply add
[code:234wu1iz]replace(Textbox.Text, "-", "")[/code:234wu1iz]
as well.

If you want to put all in one action, you can use regex for the Textbox text.
[code:234wu1iz]RegexReplace(Textbox.Text, "\+|\-", "", "")[/code:234wu1iz]

  • Download link is down, can you please reupload it? Thanks!