Adding combat to my game, here's a gif showing shooting and cover:

I'm not sure you even can load different projects like that and even if you could it would be unbelievably slow.

A title screen should set the tone for the rest of the game, whatever that may be.

Morrowind had a very effective one, with the hearbeat sound accompanying the song playing. The initial of each house at the corners of the imperial logo.

Civilization 4 had a great main menu. Showing the earth spinning (EDIT: now that I look at it, it doesn't spin, only the clouds do) while having a great track playing in the background (fun fact: the song was the first video game composition to win a grammy).

A good way to practice depth is to do a lot of color value drawings, starting with greyscale. Learnig how distant objects lose color and intensity and how close objects are darker and richer in color. The good thing with working in greyscale is that you only work with one color so that you can focus 100% on value instead of blending colors.

http://www.ctrlpaint.com/videos/why-pra ... -grayscale

Still working hard on this cinematic platformer of mine.

What engine are you working with?

Use the "Scroll to" behavior on the object you want to follow.

That doesn't work for me. If I re-import sounds they will sound the same inside Construct 2 even though the source has been changed.

Awesome, thanks Ash!

Hey nevermind I just lost my brain for a moment. I could just use global variables to do this.

What I do: If I have an object that will have different looks but same mechanic (like levers, or buttons), I use one sprite with multiple animations. However if the object have a different mechanics, I use seperate objects to make it easier for myself.

Hi! I'm a bit confused about how audio works in Construct 2.

Can I bundle sound together and have sort of a "master volume" for each bundle, for example: "music", "sfx", "interface" etc? Or is it a "all or none" in case of changing volume? Do I have to change volume for each tag individually? If so how do I keep the volume consistent for say a tag that is used at different places with different volumes?