Yes, I understandable this . But In my case I am doing it turning the layer 45 degrees. So Y based z ordering does�t work.

I think that I found the answer:

Z order = ( X + Y ) / 2

Is this correct (so simple)?

I now how to render objects with top-down z ordering, but I want to render in 45� direction. Any idea?

<img src="http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/472186/Construct/Forums/Irudiak/z-order-45.png">

Thanks

Needs some tweaks, but here it is

<img src="http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/472186/Construct/Forums/Irudiak/charlie3d.jpg">

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Yes, it is

<img src="http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/472186/Construct/Forums/Irudiak/20080423x.jpg">

It is wich I do. Thanks Ashley.

Is there anything like Object.Left, Top... to get the center of the Object? I no mean the hotspot position. Something like Object.Center, CenterX...? I now that I can do the math but it would be nice to keep the code shorter

Thanks for the clarification Mipey. Basically I wanted to know if there was any differences between them.

I need to make repositioning stuff per tick. I have used move at angle because it gives me angle option but I am not sure if it is the right way to do this. I need "teleport" style positioning, so I think it is not TimeDelta dependant.

Example:

x = x + 50

or...

move 50 pixel at angle 0

Any advice?

Can we animate mesh object points?