xxstyxx's Forum Posts

  • Use the "scroll to" behavior on the sprite.

  • Ok, thats strange.

    Maybe you have more than one Project open?

  • Use a graphics software like Photoshop or Gimp.

    Make an empty Picture with enough space for the Tiles, copy them in, save as Tileset.

    For the Monsters its almost the same. Open the File, copy a Monster, paste it as new picture, save, repeat for the next. ^^

  • Okay...i think i know whats going on. But its kind of difficult to explain.

    I think Construct "blurs" the edges of the Tiles a little bit, so if your Tile is surrounded of white, the Tile will show a white line around it. If you put your Tile next to a Tile that looks similar, it "blurs" into this tile but you cant see it because of the similarities.

    I saw stuff like this years ago in the Textures for 3D models.

    Edit:

    Its basically this:

    One way around this is coloring the Background (of the Tilemap) in a similar Color like the Tiles on top of it.

    So even if the Tile "bleeds" into the color around, its a similar color, so not as much visible.

  • Did you test it?

    Sometimes if you zoom in or out, tiles look like they have a gap between them but if you test the project they look fine.

  • Rightclick on the Event-Block "Make "Or" Block"

  • Edit: Oh, to slow. ^^

  • No problem man. ^^

  • Ehm....some free assets are with the Software. Just open up some of the examples.

    For other stuff look at the "Tools and Resources" Forum:

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  • you are welcome. ^^

  • These are all objects in your file, there is no bar. ^^

  • In the File you uploaded is no bar or something like that.

  • I saw your file this night.

    Is it possible that you use something like "IF variable = 0, THEN wait 10 seconds, THEN add x amount to variable"?

    If yes, its possible that you go below 0, but the line above will only work if you exact at 0.

    Try to use "equal or less" instead of "equal".

  • Open it in an Imageeditor (Photoshop, Gimp, whatever), select the white background color (most programs have selection tools that work like the fill tool, select every pixel of the same color). After deleting the white area it should be transparent. Save the Image in .PNG or any Format that supports transparency.

    Replace the Image in Construct with the new one and *BAM* transparent Background. ^^

  • Ah, ok i see the Problem.

    You have to use "Trigger once".

    Here is a screen. ^^