IT'S !?

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Java or javascript ?

Minnet

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P.S: Just kidding :)

you can't . I can't remember why tho , I think it's because C2 can't transform javascript to an event-based code , because of all the code that isn't related to C2 wouldn't be compatible with C2 and would thus bug the software

Is it that hard ?

Import a character image to a sprite ... and make that character image the player's profile !

Character*

I don't know how the code is optimized in scirra, but an instance variable would be faster to use than a global variable in most cases.

I hope i am making sense, but that is what i came up with after dabbling in construct 2 for awhile.

Where did you hear that ?

An instance variable is relatively heavier because it is stored for each instances of an object , and a global one is only stored once

Anyways , check out arrays

Sure it is !

The big challenge is getting your events right , C-7 is working on a big RPG right now , and it's coming along pretty well !

Making an RPG can be a hard task , and is an extremely overambitious task , as your first project , but it's possible

Also , If your only needs are RPGs , you could aim for an RPG-based engine , like RPGmaker !

But at the end , C2 is the best !

Cheers , and I'm excited what the future holds us !

The game is shaping well , but is a bit vague for now , you might need to introduce a main mechanic to get it out of the crowd ( Like , Ability Stealing for Kirby ; or Mushrooms for Mario ; the whip in Castlevania ; or even Chell's Portal Gun )

Something unique to the character that makes him special and designed for this epic quest of big proportions

Otherwise , basic platformer , something I could play for free .

Also , For your issue , Read this

Edit :

Tip of the day ;

People won't tell you what you should work on

You work on what you like working on !

People can only give you feedback on what you achieved

Anyways ,

Cheers !

because newcomers (and not so newcomers) just seem to not care about the structure of the forums and post wherever they want to.

Bingo , And that's why we should display the "tips on how to post" as soon as the user creates his account , like other websites do for their rules

it may be a bit of work to implement , but it will help us on the long term

Anyways , that's my 50 cents