Due to major bugs with physics stability/things not working, this project is temporarily on hold.

~Sol

Hahaha that's awesome, good job DravenX

~Sol

It doesn't "fix" physics...

It just adds some useful stuff.

Also, hinges work.

Also, it's not without it's own issues.

Also, Quazi.... you are a nut. That's sheer awesome. Nice work on the dynamic shading and stuff, that looks crazy. Kind of reminds me of cel shading which I adore due to my anime and comic book *******

~Sol

This really should be made into a free library or something that comes with construct

Sorry, reviving old threads while looking for something is fun.

~Sol

Any idea if this still works correctly in latest builds?

Don't want to waste time messing around with something to find out 6 hours later it doesn't work for some reason... cheers!

~Sol

Needs a "print" button and my kids would love it

~Sol

really nice to know that construct games are getting famous, i think there should be a page on the main website featuring some of the good game like Mega Thumb(it's front paged on game jolt) Lucidity and WIP's like minitroid and Lucid's mantis sword game.

There have been quite a few games with good exposure that are made with Construct...

A couple that come to mind was that sound driven thing that Radix made, and Towerclimb by Davioware.

I'm sure there have been others as well, but my memory fails me.

~Sol

Wow nice, a plugin

If only it could have combined perimeters from Silent Cacophony's generator, this one here that you have made, and something along the lines of a typical cellular automata generator for cave-like structures... it would be the ultimate!

I would also like to see something that could make realistically laid-out building interiors as well.

Still, freaking awesome for a plugin

~Sol

Yeah, Phun is cool... something like that at runtime would be excellent.

The ability to create objects and load them as objects in some sort of custom library would be sweet.

Then you could upload/send created physics objects to others for use in games or whatever. Anything from a simple rope, to something more complex like a suspension bridge... whatever you like.

So yes, a more improved design-time physics creation... as well as being able to save objects separately to the cap.

If I had to choose between one or the other, I would say better design-time creation/manipulation.

~Sol

Try using a "For Each" loop...

Or have another condition that has to be compared in order for the event to work, such as having a detector object or even "is overlapping explosion" etc.

~Sol

$35 quote is not for retail... it's subsidized for educational institutions.

They're not talking about retail yet.

Yes I posted before it got to that part, but still even for retail it should come in under $150 easy... still worth it considering the next closest price (here anyway) is like $500+.

~Sol