SCsEL's Forum Posts

• • SCsEL
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  • • Joined 11 Oct, 2013
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  • 17 Oct, 2013
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  ell mate, how do you want them to move. Your description what you want to do exactly isn't very clear.

  I believe the fight action test example should be clear. Did you try it?

  I want the enemy to slide back after I hit him. I want to control the

  Ground/Air velocity for the enemy hit state.

  ike a boolean "got_attacked" which is set to true when an enemy receives damage.

  I already did. I mean it should be clear from my sword play example test.

  Alright, I will try the bullet method.

  ollision selection again can be done via instance variables. Just compare instance variables upon collision and run the according actions/function or use families (not in the free version) to separate between different kind of collision behaviour

  It should work if I want to make a simple beat em up game, but for

  More control, It won't be enough. The hit box will change according

  To the character state(animation).

  Regards.

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• • SCsEL
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  • • Joined 11 Oct, 2013
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    • 1 topics • 2 posts
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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  Hello, I'm new here but not to C2.

  Because I used to work on the old construct, the one

  That had mini-map and gradient tile and so on.(If I remember well).

  I actually like C2 but there is a problem.

  I just don't know how to build my skills with it.

  I already did the Ghost tutorial, as well as the Platform

  One too. But I faced developer block while making

  A simple game for practice, a character hold a sword

  And attack with it. However, the enemy doesn't move when

  I attack him. Just like GM when I used to use the

  Vel x and Vel y. If I remember well, it's name was

  Speed something. Does C2 have that too?

  This is the game file.

  Sword play test

  Control :-

  X = atack

  Also, AGM or IGM in English, you can set 3 type of collision

  One is with tile,another is for Gadgets and last one for attacks.

  That's why I managed to make a beat em up like game.

  Fight action test

  Keyboard control :-

  X = Attack

  W = Special attack

  D = Jump

  This is the game, as you see that was a test with IGM.

  It has it's limitation and I still prefer C2, because

  You have more control over it. I believe if C2 has

  Different collision box, controlling the game might become

  Easier.

  Regards.