Hmm, maybe make seperate parts for the car and then hinge them together. On collisions, remove hinges until the parts completely fall off the chasis.

People just like to describe things in terms of what they already know.

We often get questions on the forum like "how do I make a game like [obscure game from the 90s]?"

The next question is usually "what was it like?" :)

This. In terms of tools, it's like when people ask for something named differently in Construct, so they have to describe it for us to understand what they mean (action point in MMF becomes image point in Construct).

Looks cool, this might be the first time I've seen someone use the Card Game object <img src="smileys/smiley17.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

For 1: Click your project root (eg: Application1) in the projects bar on the left and then scroll down in the properties box on the right. You will see all of the pre-defined controls are changeable there.

For 2: You will need to use the INI object or the Binary object. I'd recommend the INI object as there are many tutorials for it on this list.

Hope this helps.

Any chance of this being stickied again?

The reason why is because they want to see if it is done in similar similar fashion with Construct. In the case of MMF2 it usually is very close to how Construct does things, as Construct was influenced by MMF/MMF2.

And support for WAY more model files than just .obj

Construct does support those formats, but "officially" they say .obj as that is what they've tested.

I did a search, and there is a game being made in Construct called Hammerfright (previously named Hammerfight 2) so I can see where the mixup was made. It's on the Daily Click.

I believe he is trying to save something he made from a tutorial.

Anyway, it sounds like it was using your desktop as the save spot. The multiple files are backups of the same project, each time you save it will create up to 5 of the most recent saves so you can easily revert changes if they break the game, or you accidentally made them.

The .persist file is used by Construct to remember which event sheets/layouts you had open.

To quote a genius in the field of questioning high rez: Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like

I've heard someone mention that a complex/custom collision mask will produce some slow-down, but I don't know if it will be significant on its own. Best bet is to use box or elipse wherever you can though.

If your phone recieves emails, then sending an email notification would do the trick. Still, it's a waste of time for them, considering they'll need to host the forums anyway for people who don't want to use the application or can't (Linux, Mac, Phone browsing).

An easy fix is for not using Internet Explorer is to use Firefox, or Chrome.