Whenether I start Your example construct whines about "S.csx " file not found. another plugin of Yours eh?

Daydream mode on.

Advanced Physics!

So the ususal stuff : softbody physics, some sort of 2d "digital molecular matter"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Molecular_Matter, splitting, and all that fancy destruction stuff we all like to watch.

AAAAH, its much more clear now, thanks for sharing Your ideas, and caring to explain it to us.

Im still litlle confused on the methods You used with this example, may I ask You to make super simple version of Your work containing one type of particles? When I openend all branches of event sheet my brain flattened.

I made my own game and tried that behaviour, but ive encountered crashes. if you don't have any it was probably my fault, but still I use custom movement for basic balistics. As for trail effect you could use particles that would appear behind projectile and maybe combined with container.( read wiki )

What ? Where?

I would not recommend using Physic behaviour for projectiles, they caused weird crashes on collision with canvas object. Maybe it was because of unstable release.

Thats wonderfull work! But actally it isnt clear how do You manage to get collisions, i've never worked before with arrays. And how about reactions with different particles? Can it be done using Your method?

Could You post .cap file for this?

Hey, thats great idea, i dont think anyone did that in construct before You. Actually I'm thinking about something like that for a while. I would Suggest that You shouldnt use physics behaviour for particles. It uses too much of computing power, and often is obsolete because You want to simulate very basic and small particles. Personally i think that in this case white 1X1 pixel sprite will be best, and its physical properties should be coded by You. I might do a quick sketch when i got time.

Many thanks for information. I think personally that wiki needs lot more articles, or some tutorials that cover some more basics. But that is our work.

You mean making global variable?