Change the "set angle" bullet property to "no".

I'll take a look at this, thanks.

You can also try this custom behavior : (but if you intend to learn how to use construct, that's a better idea to do it all by yourself I guess)

Just invert Sprite.Angle and 0 ?

Should work but I think this question was too easy. I must have missed something.

Hi !

I have an exported project I uploaded on mywebsite/construct/project/

If I update my project and I upload it again on the same directory, chrome won't refresh c2runtime.js and mywebsite/construct/project/ will display the old version. Even if I ctrl-F5 on mywebsite/construct/project/.

In order to have the new version working, I must open mywebsite/construct/project/c2runtime.js and do ctrl-F5 on this url.

This is pretty annoying. Any idea how to fix that ?

No problem <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile"> I've updated it today. Now with blood (a lot).

See it in action : http://canapin.com/construct/tests/gibs/

Do ctrl-F5 on this url http://canapin.com/construct/tests/gibs/c2runtime.js if it displays the older version with purple rectangles.

capx : [attachment=0:2u154z7j]gibs.capx[/attachment:2u154z7j]

It requires the LiteTween behavior by Lunarray : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/553 ... etween.zip

There is no comment inside the file but I think it's pretty simple to understand. Most of the events are used to set random or partially random various values.

The only "important" thing to know is that each gib instance in construct 2 (in the layout tab) MUST have a 1:1 scale. If it doesn't, the second tween behavior won't work as espected and the animation will be glitchy.

If you need to resize it, do it inside an event like I did (on gibs created -> gibs set scale to 0.2)

Thank you.

I want a really dynamic gameplay so I spend most of my time on this kind of effects.

I'm currently working on the gibs system : http://canapin.com/construct/tests/gibs/ because I want a lot of jumping meat.

Ah yeah sorry, I should have used WASD but I'm on a french keyboard . But the arrow keys also work.

I paste the gibs on the canvas. By the way, their resolution is very bad (they became kind of blurry) when they are pasted. I don't know why. If you have an idea…

That's quite ordinary !

The thing is that I had never been close to finish a Construct 2 project. So I'm working on a very simple game in order to see its end.

Because I don't want to do complicated things, it is inspired by Crimsonland. If you don't know it, try it. Amazing game.

Well, you can try the current state of my project here : http://canapin.com/construct/scarletland/07/

arrow keys or ZQSD to move the player, left click to shoot.

A lot of work to do :

Having a better enemy behavior so they won't tend to group themselve while chasing the player

Set up a base gameplay : enemy attacks, player HP

Local co-op (with gamepad)

And stuff I don't know yet.

Seems useful !

lunarray don't bother with that. I'm looking for a specific bounce effect where the first "jump" would be higher than the start value.

I can achieve the same effect by creating multiple easing folowing themselves with differents value. Longer to set up, but it will work.

Edit : Like this [attachment=0:3c1mbi1q][/attachment:3c1mbi1q]

The second tween begins when the first one ends.

However, a nice addition to your amazing behavior would be the possibility to set a start value, not only a target value.

Hi. This question is about the pathfinding behavior, which I think uses a lot of CPU.

If my pathfinder is looking for a mobile target (for example the player), how often should I update its path ? Every tick ? Every 0.X seconds ?

I also have the same question when having a lot of enemies (30+) looking for the player.