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  • 12 Nov, 2013
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  Hi vidal, from Brazil!?

  I did a race game test a time ago, it's called Pocket Racers:

  But still not completed yet. Someday I'll finish it.

  If you have interest, pm me.

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  The easiest way is set a invisible sprite with the collision box covering all the desired area, then, check if the player is overlapping this area, if not, set the Player to a specific location.

  The exception can vary, like disabling the control of the player if he go out the area, or, roll him back to the area, etc.

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  It may help:

  scirra.com/tutorials/355/making-character-composed-of-multiple-parts

  Plus, give a look at:

  scirra.com/tutorials/361/understanding-uid-iid-health-cards-and-rocket-smoke-trail

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• • TELLES0808
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  make a sprite with only two pixels painted, hold ctrl and crop the sprite to maintain the size of 1x2 pixels.

  Align the origin on the left side.

  Call it as "Line".

  Go to the events system and set the line behavior like this:

  = On start of layout

  -> Create Line in (Point01.X, Point01.Y)

  -> Set Line width to [distance(Line.X, Line.Y, Point02.X, Point02.Y)]

  -> Rotate Line to [angle(Line.X, Line.Y, Point02.X, Point02.Y)]

  That's it...

• • TELLES0808
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  It will help you too: scirra.com/tutorials/361/understanding-uid-iid-health-cards-and-rocket-smoke-trail

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  It can be done by setting the objects to find a path for each player entity, in order, and store the results inside an array or variable.

  To store it inside a variable, first check if the result is bigger than the actual, if not, set the value, otherwise, skip and leave the variable as it is.

  To store it inside arrays (and maintain a history, being able to rollback the game could be a nice feature), you can sort the cells and pick the lowest result.

  Look how awesome is the effect created using array:

  dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4756521/Construct%20Demos/Record%20And%20Rewind/index.html

  dropbox.com/s/aisj9jgctawhyvu/TimeRecordAndRewind.capx

• • TELLES0808
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  Testing it here with a Galasy S3 resulted in excellent result, but on low end devices it might lag.

  The pathfinder will run once when the player move, so, you can setup a popping board saying something like "Waiting movement" when the CPU usage become more than a % (you can verify it under the system variables, and compare it), like in old turn based games (Xcom Apocalypse, etc).

• • TELLES0808
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  What d'pad you would like use?

  By the way, you can use the object "Gamepad", and configure it inside events.

  Also, you can add "Or" for each key event and implement your Touch behavior too.

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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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• • TELLES0808
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  Thank you newt!

  It's working perfect now: dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/47035927/temp/For_each_demo2.capx

  Sometimes I think the logic is wrong, but, habitually, C2 prevents us from doing stupid things, like doing "Once True" inside a trigger, so, it could be implemented here too.

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  Link to .capx file (required!):

  dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/47035927/temp/For_each_demo.capx

  Steps to reproduce:

  1. Preview the attached CAPX;

  Observed result:

  It's working with the first instance of the "For each" picked objects, but the second instance object is being ignored by the event branch;

  Expected result:

  The same behavior for the two object instances.

  Browsers affected:

  Chrome: yes

  Firefox: yes

  Internet Explorer: yes

  Operating system & service pack: Win 8.1 and Win 7

  Construct 2 version: 149

• • TELLES0808
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  Well, I'll suggest for you the follow read:

  scirra.com/tutorials/361/understanding-uid-iid-health-cards-and-rocket-smoke-trail

  Good luck!

• • TELLES0808
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  Excuse me, do you used "On fall" or "Is falling"? Checking your file, you're using "Is falling", so, what you will expect from it is the animation restarting everytick.

  Instead of it, use "On fall", what is a trigger, or, use "Once True" with your "Is falling" check.

• • TELLES0808
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  Everytime I want pick all the instances of one object, I do "Pick All" and then the logic.

  Your code is selecting only the enemies overlapping the player, so, if you want the events running for each enemy, try "For Each".

• • TELLES0808
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  You're trying to run the exported html locally? That's why...