The warped tilt action is pretty cool. I love pinball games. I'm excited to see more.

It looks like every time I refresh/visit my profile page I get credited with two more days visiting. I actually set up my profile page as my home page or I wouldn't have noticed this bug.

So learn it it's easy , i can tell you that codding a Plugin is more fun that making a game with construct

Oh? We were supposed to be making games? I was having too much fun writing my plugins to make games.

; - )

I was starting to think no one cared <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt=";-)" title="Wink">

Here are the steps for integrating clojurescript with construct 2 via a plugin. Doing so with a behavior would work the same way.

http://javajdk.net/tutorial/clojurescri ... nstruct-2/

There may be a better way of doing it, but I'd just have a global variable that is set to 0, and change it to 1 when the event happens the first time. Check the variable every time the event gets called, and only do your event actions when the global variable is set to 0.

That looks really nice. The graphics are stunning.

Glad to hear. Good luck on your game!

I'm not sure I'm clear on your question. Would actual rotation (setting the angle) of the sprite work for you needs? Or, do you need an animation (cycling through the sprite sheet) of the sprite rolling while it is moving?

Blackforest Tileset

Nice looking tile set. The statues are a good touch.

I like google drive can upload a game host it and share it within a few minutes

The funny thing is that I have Google Drive and didn't even think to mention it.

A lot of ISPs allow you to have some web space to set up your own website. Often, you can even set up a simple web server on a laptop or PC, and just give your friends access to it. If you host on your own box, make sure you have a decent firewall in place so you don't expose yourself to hackers.

Export your game to HTML5 and then just copy everything as it was placed in your directory to your web server's directory. If you get a website with your ISP, they probably have a FAQ that can tell you how to copy web pages over to their servers.

As far as making an ISP's web space visible to only you and your friends, you will need to check their FAQ and / or talk to customer support. It's different for every service.

There are also several free drop box like services out there that may work for your needs.

I think a lot of that bad design stems from people thinking that, with C2, you can be lax about how you design your game, because the editor and the engine will take care of you.

I'll second the point. I've made enough game and other programming goofs to know that good design means good programs, and even the best engine can't save a bad design from eating all the system resources.