There's a maths thing you can use to get rid of negatives, i'm sure construct supports it.

I'm not good at maths so i don't know what it is, but it exists.

I think it might be 'absolute' Abs(value).

Okay, i'm playing about with physics. I seem to remember seeing some mention about ragdolls on the forum but can't seem to find it now.

Did people get this working?

Thanks.

Any official word on this Ashley?

I know your busy though, and there are still objects like dynamic lighting, multiplayer, particle object...

Thanks.

Shame, i really wanted to know what he was on about.

He seemed very passionate about it anyway.

I still don't have a clue what you're on about.

You can either set behaviour values/properties initially or do it through events at runtime.

You can control them however you want.

Are you under the impression that behaviours are games in their own right?

They're not, they just provide a set of useful conditions, actions and expressions that might be otherwise difficult or time consuming to code on your own.

Nothing is being interupted.

You can use other objects and behaviour conditions, actions and expressions in conjunction with them.

It's how you make your game.

I don't think there is at the moment.

I think with these games you use pixel perfect collision on the ground sprite (none transparent pixels) then to destroy part of it you subtract part of the image by saving that area as transparent in the shape of the colliding sprite object (bomb/bullet).

I don't think construct can do this yet.

Could you save your example and upload the .cap file to http://www.mediafire.com/ so we can try it?

Personaly i think your problems come from not knowing how to use construct properly (no offence!).

I thought floats are whole numbers and integers use decimals, but i'm not a programmer, having only used MMF. I didnt make the connection between them and strings and strill don't get it.

I think a lot of people will be the same. I really think you should make it clearer, "value to string" as Linkman says.

When ever i add a new comment to my code it also takes the last event line and places it after the newly inserted comment, no matter where it is.

Is intellisense still not working? Construct asks for paramiters but i don't know what it want's.

Also some times it requires ' ' whilst other times " ".

Is ' ' for a variable and " " a string or name?

Platform object: gravitational direction still doesnt appear to be working for anything other than down.

Yes, that sounds good.