First you will have to set up an event with the conditions for when an enemy can be sucked.

example:

keyboard on space down

system compare two values : distance(player.x,player.y,enemy.x,enemy.y) <= 200

then you should make the sucking action:

enemy set position :

x = lerp(enemy.x,player.x,dt)

y = lerp(enemy.y,player.y,dt)

Then you should have an event on enemy colliding with player.

To make sure the player is sucking you should create an boolean instance variable IsSucking.

keyboard on space pressed: player set variable IsSucking to true

keyboard on space released: player set variable IsSucking to false

enemy on collision with player

player variable Issucking is true :

• enemy destroy

etcetera... (being what PixelRebirth said)

Here you are!

I can't get to your project, because I don't use Google docs.

Please share it another way (or wait for someone who does to help you)

The events described above are simple and few, it shouldn't be hard to create an eventsheet containing these.

A wise man once said:

"You are never going to learn how to change a lightbulb by looking at someone else doing it for you. One day you are going to have to get up on that chair, reach above your head and start turning the damned sucker yourself."

All you are trying to achieve shouldn't be that difficult if you stop thinking in GM terms and start thinking in events, conditions, variables and objects.

Changing the hitbox on different animation could be achieved by a simple:

object animation is playing - set hitbox width/height (or even animation, so you can influence the collisionmask per frame)

If you use is any playing and invert it you get sound.

Your is silent condition isn't working.

From the Manual:

Is silent

True if the object has been set in to silent mode using the Set silent action.

Give the object an instance variable animationnumber

name your animations : animation0, animation1, animation2, animation3, etcetera..

on touched object

• play animation : "animation"&object.animationnumber
• add to value animationnumber : 1

phepot

If you are asking if you can play the whole animation on touch it's easy.

this event would do that:

on touched object - play animation

but I guess you are trying to do something else.

you only have to set the value of the health variable to what it should be after destroying player and before restarting layout.

So, using blendmodes you can do this pretty easily..

capx

Like this!

Just drag and drop the light.

maxdilbe in construct2, when you select new project there is an example of move to mouse.