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• • velcroJoe
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  • 20 Nov, 2017
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  Hi rexrainbow

  I liked the c2 plugin Move2, will you consider converting that to c3?

  Cheers,

  velcroJoe

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• • velcroJoe
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  • 20 Dec, 2013
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  Hi I�m Matt,

  I�ve been reading peoples intros in this Post, really cool!

  When I was growing up I was fascinated with the SNES and a Mega Drive, and like a lot of us I loved Mario Bros and Sonic. Later I had an Amiga and tried making games with �Shoot-em-up Construction Kit� (that was a great program!)

  I�m a trained Animator and I am very nostalgic about the 8bit and 16bit era of games.

  I have been working on 2 games in Construct. One of them is available on Scirra Arcade as a 2 Level demo. Check out this Link. Or check out the game card below (Comments are very welcome!)

  I find Construct 2 to be the best game maker around, I love the Condition and Action Event sheets. I�ve learnt a lot in the past year about the building blocks of game mechanics. My real passion is graphics and animation, but I need my games to work!

  Here's a screenshot from my game Monster Bash

  <img src="http://www.matthewprescott.co.uk/mb1.jpg" border="0">

  <img src="http://www.matthewprescott.co.uk/mb2.jpg" border="0">

  Cheers

• • velcroJoe
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  • 19 Dec, 2013
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  I usually come up with a character and decide what type of game genre that character might fit into. Where I have gone wrong is getting carried away with the graphics and levels! Then the game mechanics are an after-thought!

  This is BAD! because it might look great but it doesn�t play well.

  Like making animation � if the story sucks and the graphics look great � the story still sucks! The hardest thing is keeping it simple. Simple ideas make addictive games!

  It�s a real trial and error process to start with. Keep plugging away though and something will stick! It helps if you�re passionate about the game idea you have. I normally feel that way if I like my initial character. Game mechanics take the most time though, so be prepared!

• • velcroJoe
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  • 19 Dec, 2013

  Looks tasty!

• • velcroJoe
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  • 19 Dec, 2013
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  Good job, love the pixel art!

• • velcroJoe
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  • 21 May, 2013
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  Amazing looking game!

• • velcroJoe
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  • 14 May, 2013
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  I've noticed a simalar problem in my platformer (using Platform behaviour). When I press jump+Left together(cursor Up & cursor Left) and press the fire button (spacebar) a bullet doesn't spawn? It will work if I press Jump+Right and Fire though?

  I got round the problem by moving my controls to the A W S D keys. It works fine with these keys. I would prefer to use the cursors though.