I second this. Sometimes I wish there was a way to collaborate on a project... importing stuff, etc.

What in code would be copying functions and classes, or libraries.

Or you could place it on a layer above.... as it is UI. I always have a UI layer.

Doubt I'll ever use it.... but just in case....

I hope I don't end up doing my own graphic art :s

use a finite state machine instead of enabling-disabling groups.

There's a plugin for it now.

Okay, I'm back, sorta.

I used that server to avoid the connectivity problem the other server has. Then the university got really damaged by the quake. =/

So now I'll upload it in the usual server that is invisible from certain countries. Oh well.

http://octavoarte.cl/dialogtree.zip

What it does is present buttons with options, which take you to new dialogs with new options. This could be used to make dialog trees in Construct, where the dialog is stored in easily modifiable ini files.

There is one bug that I can't quite pin down, so if the dialog doesn't go where you would assume it would go, that's the bug. It seems to happen in very specific places.

brawler

you really really should use a separate object that does the bump. you just make the original invisible, create the proxy, make it bump and then destroy it. Your initial collider won't move and so won't its collision mask, and there won't be any fancy offsetting or weird multiplicity issues.

Cookies indeed! great work!

Hey! How's things over there now?

Nuts. I just came back from a bbq on the street and military personnel showed up and we had to go home.

We have a curfew to avoid looting (those were two scary days). I came back home, I'm in ground zero now. Light's back, got network, only water is missing. Water trucks go by guarded by military personnel and I saw a supplies truck earlier today. We're good. Govt is encouraging people to get back to work so things get back to normal. We have a few tremors a day (4 to 5), each at 5 to 6 Richter. People are jumpy but optimistic.

Thanks for asking =)

I'm the guy that checked Atari

Had an Atari800XL, learned BASIC on it. Tried to make games. Failed horribly.

I had a NES and SNES too and both were really awesome, but my roots are with Atari.

how and why would this be useful?

I did something like what Mipey said but more like

+ Every 2000 ms
++ random(2) = 1