Thanks alot - never knew about the repeat condition. Thanks

I'm trying to find the best way to spawn multiple sprites from another.

I have a invisible 'spawn box' toward the bottom of my layout. After the user completes the task and level I want 20 instances of the same object to spawn from this spawn box. Each instance should spawn from a different area of the spawn box. What is the best way to do this?.

Is it better to create 10 mini spawn boxes and have a seperate sprite spawn from each one when the time is right?. Or can I do it just from one long spawn box and have all sprites spawn at different points?.

A balloon image spawns from the spawn box, I've just added another balloon so in total there's just 2 so far. I'm sure there's a better way of doing this with concerns to memory too.

Thanks for that, it does make sense just hard to work out when being so new. I tried what you said but it seems as soon as I click my mouse (to begin to drag) the dino automatically locks into the position chosen and nothing else happens. Not sure what I've done different.

Cheers

Trying to make my basic game idea work.

It's a simple one scene layout. Background layer is an image with a cut out of an object (dinosaur). Top layer is the dinosaur cut out itself. I am wanting to be able to move the dinosaur into the 'cut-out' and have it snap into place, rendering it unmoveable. This is a very basic jigsaw-slide type game.

The dinosaur top layer has a property of drag and drop. This of course moves the dinosaur around with the mouse but will not lock into place. Any ideas on how it's done?. Thanks!

Construct 2 cross platform simple childrens game /app

I'm looking for someone experienced with Construct 2 to develop a particular game in the kids learning category. The game will be exported for Android and IOS. The game will be extremely similar to this one: edit - link not allowed,- it's basically a sliding jigsaw/puzzle game dragging one piece of the puzzle to fit the empty space. The main purpose of this job is not to create an app/game for me so I can then have it published but rather create for teaching purposes - so I can learn how it's done quickly by someone with experience.

I need the whole thing to be screencast and broken down to a tutorial with running commentary on what your doing and why you're doing it. Annotations will suffice if you prefer.

Don't worry about art, everything will be provided or you can use any image off the net for example purposes. This will never be published. The aim is not to have a good looking polished game, just the process screencast from start to finish.

The game will consist of a menu screen and 3 example levels. The menu screen will also show thumbnail images of the levels. Incorporation of an admob banner and an IAP feature to 'unlock' the third level. The menu screen will also have a link to rate the app.

It's a relatively small project given there's only 3 levels and each level is effectively an image with a few moving parts. Full details will be given.

Here's a perfect example of a tutorial done on CS2 for a breakout type game. His speed, commentary and delivery is perfect for someone new like me.

Edit: Links not allowed

Budget: open to suggestions

Thanks

Thanks for replies...

Still not sure what to do . Looking at GS (am I allowed to mention here?). Currently doesn't support admob though, which is no help. I see a few others having issues running admob and getting low fps in their games?. Could be just a minority.

May just go for CS2. I like the design and layout better than the others, and the 'coding' part.

I just started to use CS2 today and really enjoy it. But read a few websites with people talking about publishing to ios being extremely difficult and problematic.

The whole point for me is being able to publish to ios and Android over anything else. I want to be using admob chartboost and iap's. Is construct the right choice for me for publishing quickly/easily to ios and Android?. Or should I be looking elsewhere ?

Thanks!