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• • skrabbit
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  • • Joined 8 Nov, 2011
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  • 19 Nov, 2011
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• • skrabbit
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  • • Joined 8 Nov, 2011
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  • 16 Nov, 2011
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  Hey everyone, I've been using construct for a little over a week now but forgot to introduce myself on here!

  Anyway, just wanted to say hi and say that this is 2x better than MMF. :)

• • skrabbit
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  • • Joined 8 Nov, 2011
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  • 13 Nov, 2011
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  Hey everyone! I finally completed my first game without the help of any tutorials, mainly to see what I could do by myself. Just got construct about a week ago but hadn't done too much with it besides the ghost shooter tutorial.

  This game I made is a simple physics puzzler called "I wanna go home!" The goal is to help this little ball guy named "Timo" get home to his family by placing blocks to help him roll(or fly)towards them. In all, this only took me about a days worth of time to finish and I'm really proud of it even if it is simple.

  Here the download : dl.dropbox.com/u/47318336/iwannagohome.exe

  <img src="http://i.imgur.com/UhP7f.png" border="0" />

• • skrabbit
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  • • Joined 8 Nov, 2011
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  • 9 Nov, 2011
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  So I'm pretty new to construct, did a few things in MMF2. I can do basic games but would consider myself still a beginner. Was just wondering if making a music game that's somewhat similar to Taiko Drum Master would be too challenging for me? The main thing I wouldn't know how to do is get the notes to scroll into the screen while on beat.