you could have a small Area of Effect sprite, stretch it to size dynamically and for all objects colliding it, apply a force proportionate to the distance to the center.

your two layouts are different heights.

Since the second layout is taller and Construct counts position from the top as zero, you might want to adjust height accordingly.

Change this in layout 1's events:

+ Blobby: On collision between Blobby and Gateway_forest

-> Blobby: Set 'from_layout' to "Layout 1"

-> System: Go to layout "Layout 2" with transition "None" lasting 0 MS

-> Blobby: Set Y to LayoutHeight - Blobby.Y <------- I ADDED THIS

Change this in layout 2's events:

+ System: Start of layout

-> Blobby: Set Y to layoutheight - Blobby.Y <---- I ADDED THIS

+ Blobby: Value 'from_layout' Equal to "Layout 1"

• > Blobby: Set X to 0
• > Blobby: Set Y to Blobby.Y +1520
• > Text: Set text to "X " & int(Blobby.X )
• > Text2: Set text to "Y " & int(Blobby.Y )
• > Blobby: Set XY to {0 ,Blobby.Y + 1000 }

Edit: this changes vertical coordinate to be relative from the bottom when leaving the layout, then uses that value to get the proper Y coordinate to start from in the next layout.

Same here, gamepad should be a given just as unicode (any language, any gamepad!).

So yeah, the vote I used in gamepad I wanted to use in event-based behaviors. But I see that's quite up the list anyway so it's okay

I worry about developing with a team bigger than ONE PERSON though. Currently it's almost impossible.

Oh and online because uh... it's shiny.

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

They're not talking about retail yet.

nice!

SWEET

Wow. This is like the platform behavior for bullet hell games.

I'm in.

Tested it with latest Construct and still doesn't work correctly for some unknown reason.

You'd be better off using a global variable than the state machine object, as it doesn't provide any new functionality (besides state validation, which is pretty useless if you're specifying destination state with an event) and it seems to be broken =/

I just used an ini file.

Top 5 scores stored as

[5]

name="asdf"

score=10

[4]

...

etc...

thanks guys.

An unhandled exception means it's clearly a Construct bug, though I can't reproduce it in my machine.

I'll try to get someone to have a look at my .cap

other than that I'm disgustingly excited about it

....... ew!

hmm could be some uninitialized variables.

I think you should track this bug, post the .cap and put that same explanation as the description.