Have you enabled collisions for that object?

If not:

On System Start of Layout

-----> Player > Physics: Global Settings > Enable Collisions with (Selected objects)

Say you're using the 8-direction controls for the player and the Car movement for the vehicle:

There should be an option to disable the controls (Set Enabled), so you could do something like this:

On Player collision with vehicle (or press key etc)

-----> Set player invisible

-----> Disable 8-direction

-----> Enable Car movement

On ejected

-----> Set player position to vehicle

-----> Set player visible

-----> Disable Car movement

-----> Enable 8-Direction movement

You could use variables:

An instance variable on the character called "Jump" for example

If Jump = 1

Up arrow down

----->Jump character

----->Set variable Jump to 0

If Up arrow released -----> Jump = 1

C2 has no problem playing many sounds at once.

Try preloading the audio and see if that helps.

If you don't overlap, they won't be in sync with the game if enemies are dying at the same time, but if you don't want overlap, just stop or fade the previous sound before triggering a new sound. You can assign tags to the audio to make this easier.

Purchased today, it's a great price.

Here's the info felixsg:

brashmonkey.com/buy%20spriter.htm

It's $25 at the moment and is estimated to be released in December or January.

Just watched the recent changes video, and it's looking awesome Lucid! It's come a long way since the first demonstration.

Great plugin!

Trouble is when the goal is more than about 15 blocks away it won't find a path to it in a straight line.

Here's my settings:

Layout size 1024 x 600

Astar cell size 32

Astar grid width 256

Astar grid height 256

Object size 32

If I make the goal close to the start, and build a path to one end of the layout that loops back to the goal, it will work.

eg. [li]----------------|
                       |
    [!]----------------| works.

eg. [li]-----------------[!] = no path.

It's not exactly confirmed as your topic title would suggest.

That's better, peaks at 5200 bullets for me now on Chrome 21. On Firefox 14 it actually equals Chrome - it may be because the FPS detection on Firefox seems a little fuzzier than Chrome. I get 2300 bunnies with Firefox.

Chrome 21:

5200 bunnies, 5200 bullets

Firefox 14:

2300 bunnies, 5200 bullets

IE 9:

800 bunnies, 1000 bullets

Use the drop down menu to go to Preferences > Backup > Backup folders: you can save up to three different scheduled backup locations and set the frequency anywhere from 15 minutes to weekly.

However from the Help link it says "Note: backups are only made when pressing the 'Save' button.", which would indicate that it's not actually automatic - it would seem that the point of scheduled backups would be that they would be automated...

Full quote:

"Backup folders (scheduled backup)

To ensure your work is always safe, it's vital to also back up your project to off-site locations, or at least on a different computer or hard disk. (Backing up to a Dropbox folder is specifically recommended as a free and straightforward off-site backup.) To help you do this, Construct 2 can save your project to different folders at regular intervals. You can choose up to three backup folders and the time interval that backups should be made. Files are saved as single-file (.capx) projects with some random text appended to prevent two identically named files in different folders overwriting each other's backups (e.g. myfile-abc123.capx and myfile-def456.capx). Note: backups are only made when pressing the 'Save' button. Simply opening a project that somebody has sent you will not make a backup for it unless you modify it and click 'Save'."

Can anyone clarify this?

Chrome 21:

5202 bunnies, 1000 bullets

(i5 4.5ghz)

Quote:

"Individuals

You can also use a Personal license for commercial purposes, up to a limit of $5000. That means if you're an indie dev, you can make up to $5000 revenue from using Construct 2 (for example, by selling games or supporting them with adverts) before you need to get a Business license. Mind you, once you've made $5000, I don't think the Business license will be much of an obstacle!"

http://www.scirra.com/tutorials/57/how-construct-2-licenses-work