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• • Schoening
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  • 25 Jan, 2012
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  Any quick idea how i could make arrows stick in the Solids they hit?

• • Schoening
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  Thanks all :D!

  chrisbrobs i couldn't open your example from the link :)

  Im gonna stick with Yann's Script until i figure out how to do exactly what i want^^

• • Schoening
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  Awesome xD !

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• • Schoening
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  • • Joined 24 Jan, 2012
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  • 25 Jan, 2012
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  I'm new to Construct2 - i have some programming knowledge from AutoIt..

  I want to create a Platform Game, 3 Character Types. But i will ask other questions in the progress.

  What i couldn't find was a Tutorial to make a Bow-and-Arrow type of function.

  What i want to do:

  Left Mousekey down - Bow pull animation, the further you pull back the stronger you will shoot the arrow.

  When the LeftMouseButton is pressed i want to make a Circle to appear arround the spot where the Left Button was pressed, to make it easier to calculate how much power you need to hit your object.

  I got some ideas while searching the web, but it was not for the Construct2 engine..

  I think a good idea would be to split the function up into parts.

  One being to use variables to keep the information about how far the string was pulled.

  And then Fire a "Arrow" with physics and a Denser Physic at the Arrow Head.

  Fire the Arrow with the amount of range between

  Mouseclick and MouseRelease

  No idea how to though..

  Help <img src="smileys/smiley11.gif" border="0" align="middle" />