I don't know if this is a right thread to post it. I've just played a bit with Construct 2 after having some experience with Construct Classic.

There are two things that I think should be added in near future:

1. Sprite fonts

2. Text input from users

What do you think?

Tulamid,

Thanks a lot for your explanation. Now I get it.

OK. Problem solved however I still don't fully understand what's wrong.

After many tests I discovered the problem was one of the conditions of the event set for Idle. Take a look at the below screenshot:

<img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12017775/scirra1.png">

If the circled condition is turned off (toggled) I get the one frame climbing animation problem. If the Player 1 "Move Up" is down condition is active in the third step, than all is fine.

From my point of view however it's a weird behavior.

Nothing seems to help. I've already installed Cunstruct v. 09962 to check if this could be a potential bug in the latest version, but no... here I have the same problem. I've recreated the whole thing from scratch and again I can see only the first frame of climbing animation.

So my issue is definitelly version independent. The only question remains: where do I go wrong?

Hi Guys,

I'm new to Construct. I successfully went through the basic Ghost Shooter tutorial. Then I switched to the Crazy Robbie Platform tutorial and I got stuck with the climbing animation. I created the platforms and the ladder. The sprite has the Platform behavior applied. I can move Robbie left and right with 4 frame animation. I added 2 frame animation for Climbing and created a proper Event for it (just as the tutorial depicts). Now I can climb the ladder up and down, but only first frame of the animation is played.

If I load the cap file assiciated with the tutorial itself everyting is ok.

If I change the action in "Walking" to "Climbing" (in Left/Right event) I can see 2 frame animation. So I think the animation itself is ok. It just doesn't seem to play in Climbing event.

I'm struggling with it for an hour or so.... where's the problem?