SplashHunt

About the "OMG I bought c2 for nothing" I don't think you wasted your money unless game creation was just a temporary interest. Well... I'm biaised 'cause I use C2 all the time, but well at least you bought it for 32$... It will go up soon

Also yeah next time you do something crazy like mass layer or something like that. Go check the manual/tuts and if you find nothing, ask... 'cause you know, in programming being lazy is a quality.

My question is: why can't your break things up into different layouts?

For performance it depends on many factors.

show the capx

As Mipey said.. But it's quite a bit more complicated if you also used force to make the object move.

You'll have to add vectors (:

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Wronghands

If you use the mouse, you pretty much have no choice but to use a pathfinder.

A pathfinder will return all the cell you have to go through to reach the cell you clicked on (if it is reachable).

Then, the grid movement I coded won't be used at all. You won't need to check for collision and you will just have to interpolate between each coordinate returned by the pathfinder.

http://www.scirra.com/forum/plugin-spritefont_topic45876.html

You have to wait for real pixelshader hardware accelerated fx, my thing can't work in real time the process is too heavy

makes me think of what I did on another capx

verticalMovingPlatforms.capx

GingerBatMan

Not at all... Just saying :D

A string is a string there's no spacial treatment if a string as some coma or not.

not useable in a game but it was fun to do

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23551572/C2-Gam ... index.html

fear the capx <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy">

lighting.capx

Just keep the dt, it's not only a framerate thingy, it makes the movement smooth and consistant. And the substraction is what makes the movement pixel precise. It's not a fix it's just manual rounding. So I strongly suggest you keep it that way. One tiny action is not what we can call "a hassle" in my opinion.

Also, for the angle, I already thought about that. I could have simply used an instance variable. But it's just a sprite. It's just an object with angle and position. Nobody said you had to use the same object for graphically eye-candy stuff.

Just set the 'Player' sprite to invisible, and just make your character follow the position (and not the angle) of this 'Player' sprite.

And for the bug you talked about, I would guess that it's a type issue. booleans aren't string nor number. What is displayed in text should be strings or number converted into strings. C2 might not handle what is called type casting from boolean to string.