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Hi. I was having coffee this morning and had a moment.

I'm not sure I understand the task exactly, but I did this.

In the example there are two layouts of different sizes and a sprite that we can drag and drop.

After moving between layouts, the position of the sprite should change to the position from the last layout, taking into account the changed size of the layout.

I just tried out the example, and this worked perfectly! Thank you so much this problem has been bothering me for months. : )

Hello! I'm newish to construct, but this is what I would do: have an object that is centered to your viewport spawn them on the start of the layout. That way you have their position the same every layout. I don't know if this is your issue but I hope it helps!

Thank you for the fast reply. Sorry I forgot to mention this before, but the sprites are capable of moving to any area within the layout. My problem is how to translate the X, and Y locations of these sprites to new layouts of different sizes similar to what they were in the original layout.

Hi everyone. I'm trying to create a power up system like in vampire survivors, but having some trouble choosing a random power up different from the other item options, or how to create a list of items in an array. Any help is appreciated.

Naw. This is probably more what you’re after

https://www.construct.net/en/tutorials/enlighten-games-dynamic-1213/normal-maps-5

There was a more recent normal map effect, but I was didn’t look too hard. It’s made by user Everade.

Oh my goodness I didn't even think of normal maps. O_O All this time I thought it could be a sprite's shape being altered. Thank you so much! : )

I found a post that could have the solution I've been searching for. R0J0hound Had a great idea for the flashlight in this example.

https://www.construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/how-do-i-18/3d-looking-flashlight-room-86528

Whoops, I had no idea I was using the wrong one. Thanks for the advice. : ) Rojo3d is a little too difficult for me to understand how it works, but after a little bit of tinkering I was able to get the rotation to work with the triangle3D plugin.

Hi everyone. I'm a little bit stumped with this problem. I'm planning on combining 2 programs made by the amazingly talented R0J0hound . Using a 2D rotation, and R0J0 3D's engine.

I'm wondering how to sync the 3D object's rotation with the 2D rotation?

Here's the capx below. Any help is greatly appreciated.

dropbox.com/s/n1y0wqfomlg50ut/3d_camera_help.capx

Oh, I think I found a way. I used array to record the movements. : )

Sorry, I don't have that behavior installed and those are too many events to sort though. The idea was to get you started but likely you'll need to extend it or fix it. What you're basically doing is making a platform behavior.

Here's another more complete example in 2d. It's still rough, but should help show some ideas with how to implement it. Or how not to, it could be too rough. In general I don't think I'll be perfecting it so hopefully it's helpful in some way.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9kiu6a4gm896qkq/rough_event_base_platform.capx?dl=1

Oh my goodness, thank you so much R0J0hound! It works perfectly now. I tried your example, and the platforms are just like how I imagined they would be. : )

The rough logic is to keep track of what block the player is standing on, then when that block is moved you’d move the player the same amount.

As a simple rough example in 2d you could do this:

Player overlaps platform at offset 0,1
— set platform.x to platform.x+1
— set player.x to player.x+1

There are probably more precise ways to get what the player is standing on. That and you can move the platforms in more deluxe ways. For that you may just want to keep track of the offset the player is from the platform.

Thank you, but I think I might be doing something wrong in the code. When I tried this I'm now stuck to the moving platform until I jump, and the z order wants to place mario behind the platform when turning in certain directions.

Here's the capx.

dropbox.com/s/77y3owssugkduqb/test%20isometric.capx