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- Kyatric
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Hehe not bad —

A little bug though, on the ending screen, I was still able to shoot :D

But as you said, it's nice and quick to make games with C2 that can be hosted/broadcasted so easily on the net.
- Kyatric
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This is something you could(should ?) make in events.

Instead of having the "scroll to" behavior on the character itself, put it on some sprite ("camera" for example) that you set to invisible.

From here you can set events specificaly for the camera. Some ticks you will want the camera to be placed at your character's position, some ticks you will want it elsewhere.

Example of some camera delay

From there, it's up to you to tweak your way and find the nicest/smoothest implementation possible.
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- Kyatric
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I don't know if this is featured, but arrived on the higher platform (2nd black "octopuss") the screen becomes all white with some yellow circle.

The game isn't frozen, as I can still hear the jumping sound. The view is just opaqued.

From here, I can't pursue the game.
- Kyatric
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The bug is in the code.

Event13 Instead of monster.health=0 try monster.health<=0 (since if your monster takes 6 shots, its health value is -1, not 0)

Please change the title of your video on youtube.

Your capx with text objects on the monsters to see their health

The fixed version (in event13)

This was to see how each monster behaved.
- Kyatric
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No problem Urled, you have the right to be wrong. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />
- Kyatric
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An example of the scope of local variable
- Kyatric
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There is no best program to draw, it is mostly a matter of tastes.

To this (often asked) question the answers often given are :

Gimp, paint.net, gale graphics (all free software more or less complex).

If you have mean or want to be hype you can always check photoshop too. (but it will cost you a kidney).

For the random sounds/music, a search on the forum would have lead you to this topic.
- Kyatric
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For the PHP part, your best bet is a nice search on google for specialized website about PHP.

For the "import" of the modified image, you should take a look into the c2 plugins section of this forum, to the "Load image at runtime" plugin, this might be what you are looking for.

At the moment, there is no "easy"/straightforward way of doing what you are trying to achieve. It's pretty tricky anyway.
- Kyatric
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TheMightyAtom: you can make capx by "Saving as single file" within C2.
A capx is basicly a zip file of a folder project, to make it easier to share it.

Let us know if you still have troubles after Newt's explanation.
- Kyatric
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A local variable is only reachable in the event you set it. (that's the point of local variable).

For example, if you have a local variable in a group, you can only reach it in the events and actions of that group.

That's why it is called "local" in opposition to "global" variable that you can access from anywhere in your event sheet.
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