Depends really on what you want.

I can work to any budget, but you get what you pay for. Don't expect flash banners and loads of custom image slices for $100AUD.

Something like my site I would be charging around $400-$500AUD for, and hosting would be up to you. I am using free hosting for the time being, since I'm pretty much broke right now haha.

Not sure what country you are from, so maybe we need to work out what the exchange rate is first before we commit to anything.

~Sol

For a new avatar and sig yet?

I've had these for...well, awhile now.

~Sol

Welcome all newgaiz.

If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask. Everyone is generally pretty helpful here.

~Sol

No problem.

I just bought the full version a couple of days ago, it's worth the $10 or whatever it was.

I think it would be a fairly easy game to recreate as well... perhaps not quite as detailed in terms of all the crazy game modes and tracks etc, but something relatively complicated with a half dozen game modes and say 5 tracks should do the trick.

So tempting while waiting for a multiplayer plugin, or Construct 2.

~Sol

I think the event system takes the "puzzle blocks" idea a bit too literally. It looks a bit messy compared to a Construct event list.

I wonder if I could persuade Google to write an exporter for Construct 2 instead?

This. Do it.

~Sol

Krush hit the nail on the head. It's not 100% "perfect" but it operates as advertised and gives you a good feel for the interface before spending big money on something you may or may not like.

Think of it as a free testdrive, but without a time limit.

Also, there is nothing wrong with Lifehacker. Grow up, seriously. Do you honestly think a moderator would post a bad link in here?

~Sol

Awesome... best of both worlds then eh?

~Sol

You beat me to it.

Play nice children.

Now... I like the idea. Reminds me a lot (in general) of PixelJunk Racers. If you have a PS3 you should check out the demo at least... it's a lot of fun. I was half considering doing a "remake" of it for PC since it's a PS3 only game. You may beat me to it.

~Sol

I made my website for my business with Dreamweaver and Photoshop.

Take a look if you want... it's all HTML with a tiny bit of CSS and javascript.

http://sa-repair-it.co.cc

~Sol

You could also make a dummy sprite for the ball "graphic" and have it constantly follow the x,y coordinates of the physics object.

Whatever works though. If it doesn't affect the performance using an angle reset then that's cool too.

~Sol

[quote:3d5jbhcu]hot graphics card

<img src="http://www.guru3d.com/imageview.php?image=17162">

nom nom nom nom nom

~Sol

Lock't

~Sol