I found the problem: the polygon collision

Hey

I'm doing some tutorials with Construct to learn how to use the program and one of those tutorials is Photo Slide Puzzle (https://www.construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/tutorial-photo-slide-puzzle-126337). I completed it but the game doesn't tell you when you complete the puzzle. Could anyone give me an idea on how to do this?

Hi

A really noob here. Please don't shoot ;)

I am using a template that I found on a website:https://we.tl/t-DOXlFVqype

My idea is to create a puzzle game with blocks of different shapes and this project is serving me well, however, I am not managing to centralize the grid where the blocks are fitted. If I move the whole grid, the correct record is lost. Is it possible to adjust the grid so that it is centered and still maintain the correct fit of the blocks? My other question is if I can rotate each block on a central axis/imagepoint that I create just for that instead of using the current image point.

Thanks for any help!

Why can't I make my game show fullscreen on the iphone? I wish I could understand that. I posted this question 5 days ago and got no answer.

Ok. Thanks for the explanation. I will use Timer instead of wait action.

I created 3 functions:

1_ control the visibility of an input layer

2_ generates objects according to the value of the variable X

3_ increments the level and defines a new one for the X variable

In the first function, I use a "wait x seconds" action to control the display time of the layer and then call the function that generates objects. After the user interacts with the game, I call the function that increments the level, and in the end, it itself calls the first function again.

My problem is that the variable seems like it never gets updated, but as soon as I disable the "wait" action in the first function, everything works perfectly. Any idea how to resolve this?

I'm having trouble keeping track of the hits the user has had during sequence playback. This is the code I'm using:

+ System: Pick all object

+ object: Is clicked

+ object: id = object.seq

----+ System: level = 1

-----> System: Set rights1 to object.PickedCount

----+ System: level = 2

-----> System: Set rights2 to object.PickedCount

----+ System: level = 3

-----> System: Set rights3 to object.PickedCount

+ System: Trigger once

-> System: Set countUserSeq to 0

-> System: Set userSeq to ""

-> System: Wait 2 seconds

-> Text3: Set text to ""

-> Functions: Call nextLevel

-> [DISABLED] Text2: Set text to "Hello"

Yes, but then it also changes the interval between the others