Sorry for the interlude, my laptop died (2 years old with a 1 year warranty, grr).

Wait what? Where do you live? In Europe we have a European law that says that you have warranty for as long as you might expect the product to last. (Laptops are supposed to last at least 3 years I think.)

No matter what the vendor or the manufacturer say.

p.s.: Awesome to see more development on C2!

Wow thank you both very much. I'm going to look into both examples to see which one suits my needs best. I understand how the first example works now, it was a bit too difficult for me to read the code you posted. But after seeing the .cap it's a lot more clear!

Well I currently have no idea what I'm doing (I'm just doing what JayJay suggests and haven't figured out how it works yet). So if you have a better suggestion, please do tell me.

Sorry for taking so long to get this straight, I'm still doing this wrong.

Maybe you can help me by taking a look at the .cap: https://rapidshare.com/files/460290723/rotating.cap

Thanks a lot for the help so far!

Wow thanks, that looks a bit too complicated for me to come up with at the moment. I'm having a bit of a hard time to understand it.

Am I right that the WeaponSlot is the base object and the Mech is the object that you want to rotate with the WeaponSlot? And did your create a variable with the XOffset and the YOffset of the WeaponSlot?

Thank you for your reply! It worked, but not as I expected it to work. What I'm trying to do is this:

I have 3 sprites and want to rotate them in a way that their relative position and angle towards each other stays the same. Something like this:

<img src="http://img857.imageshack.us/img857/7663/examplevy.jpg">

Is it possible to create some kind of parent to do this?

Hello everyone,

Is it possible to set the pivot point (or hot spot) of a sprite to a certain value?

I'd like to have multiple objects rotate around the same axis.

Thanks in advance,

Maarten

Have you created collision masks?

So do I, but I posted it anyways. There would be no point in making posters / boxes for a product that's called 'Project Cafe'. There's no way in hell that Nintendo will use that name for their new console.

It could be a working title, but it wouldn't make sense to make boxes / posters for that as well..

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/vi ... fe-Surface

I really don't get this, but Sprite[Platform].VectorX works now.. I've tried the exact same thing before (by typing it and by using the browser) and it only returned 0 or - then. Now it returns actual numbers..

Thanks everyone for the help. I guess I should've restarted Construct to try again or something..

edit: I know what the problem was. My text box wasn't big enough for the numbers to show.. I could either see a 0 or a - because the text box ended at that point.. Rookie mistake i'm sorry.

Where do you destroy the block? You might want to add 1 to the Bloques variable in the same event that you destroy the block object.