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• • wren206
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  • • Joined 18 Nov, 2014
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  • 28 Nov, 2014
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  Aseprite is one of the best I've seen out there.

• • wren206
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  • • Joined 18 Nov, 2014
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  • 28 Nov, 2014
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  So half of the tree on one, the other half on the other?

• • wren206
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  • • Joined 18 Nov, 2014
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  • 28 Nov, 2014
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  I want to make a game in which there are trees using tilemaps, but I want a tree to have one part of it in which the player moves behind and one in which the player moves in front. From half of the bottom to the top: set tree in front of the player. From half of the bottom to the bottom of it: set tree behind the player.

  I'm looking for a simple way to do it, if it's not using events the better. Seems using collisions only allows just going behind the tile.

  A .capx showing the solution will be mostly appreciated.

  Thank you!

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• • wren206
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  • • Joined 18 Nov, 2014
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  • 18 Nov, 2014
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  Hello fellow Construct 2 users. Mi name is Alexander Petrov Sanchez, but you can call me Aleph Wren, that's how I'm known of Facebook.

  I create music and audio for videogames and I always had a special interest for creating my own games since I was 7 years old. I told my dad once: "Dad, I've been playing games. But I also want to create them!" And he taught me a bit of QBasic. Well, more than teaching me he showed me something simple you can accomplish, a welcoming screen with your name in it as an input first. So it's like "place your name here" then Hi Alexander! or whatever your name is.

  I compose music since 2007 in a more polished way, when I was 12 I started to try to make games with game maker and some other tools, I created my own musics with Music Sculptor, my first known midi software. But believe me, the music I made back then and the one I make nowadays is completely different.

  Well I don't want to extend myself much more, there's probably a ton of new people who want to introduce themselves and you might be wanting to know their story so enough talking and let's continue making games.

  To those who are interested and want further reading and listening, check my blog and my soundcloud:

  wren206.blogspot.com.ar

  soundcloud.com/wren206