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- brent_hamel
- - Joined 31 Dec, 2009
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- 21 Mar, 2012
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I basically want to trick the system into thinking a key has been pressed when it hasn't. It's meant for an easy to event, multiple control system engine. I've found a work-around, it's long winded, but seems to work. I'd rather just be able to manually tell the system that a key has been pressed without needing that key to be pressed physically
- brent_hamel
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- 20 Mar, 2012
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I've tried using the keycode and extra expressions plugins but haven't been able to get anything to work, is there really no way to do this?
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- brent_hamel
- - Joined 31 Dec, 2009
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- 20 Mar, 2012
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Try having something like...

If Player.Animation = "Punch" Then

If Player.Collision with Enemy.Collision = "True" Then

Enemy.Hp = Enemy.Hp - Player.Attack

Enemy.Animation = "Damage"

End If

End If

sorry for my crappy suedo-code, I'm a terrible programmer but I can't think of how else to simply explain it lol
- brent_hamel
- - Joined 31 Dec, 2009
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- 20 Mar, 2012
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it's really just the ability to tell the system a keyboard key has been pressed without the user actually needing to press the key
- brent_hamel
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- 20 Mar, 2012
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Is there anyway to have an object being touched simulate a keyboard key being pressed/down. I'm not using behaviours for this at all. There must be someway to have something like...

If object.InTouch = True Then

KeyboardKey.Down = True

End If

Is there anyway to accomplish this without behaviours through purely the event sheet?
- brent_hamel
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- 14 Feb, 2012
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It's the graphical representation that I'm looking to emulate for than anything, and I'm imagining a system of doing it that is very convoluted, so are there any ideas for a simple way of achieving this look?
- brent_hamel
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- 13 Feb, 2012
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Rad Racer was a third person Racing game on the original NES, here's a YouTube video that shows the kind of gameplay I'm interested in mimicking.

youtube.com/watch
- brent_hamel
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- 13 Feb, 2012
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This is more just a brainstorm post, but I'm wondering, how might everyone go about making a Rad Racer clone, any thoughts? I have a rough idea but it seems needlessly complicated and convoluted, so please forgive my crowd sourcing here lol
- brent_hamel
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- 5 Jan, 2012
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Hmm, thanks for the speedy reply, I'm going to have some learning to do I think :S
- brent_hamel
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- 4 Jan, 2012
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Sorry if this is posted on the wrong place, but I'm seriously curious about what sort of Online Multiplayer capabilities Construct 2 has, if any.

I'd like to make a browser application that allows people logged into the website to have an in-game avatar that can run around and will also show other people's avatars and what they're doing when they are logged in.

The only interactivity I desire between players is basic chat stuff. Initially just dialogue balloons above the character that speaks. Is this possible using Construct 2 alone (along with any plugins that may exist)?
- brent_hamel
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- 29 Dec, 2011
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ahhh, the popup window shows them all in caps, thank you again sir!!!
- brent_hamel
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- 29 Dec, 2011
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Worked like a charm!

gah, why can't I get this --^ to be my signature...