Thanks. I must have been mistaken.It does say: "You'll need a Construct 2 license to publish to iOS. See the store for options."

I think maybe my confusion was at the very start of the IOS tutorial it states:

"Creating a game for iPhone or iPad is easy with Construct 2. If you haven't already, download the Free edition and get going with the Beginner's guide!"

Looks like the compare version page says the Free Edition has No IOS or Android deployment.

I have not been on here in awhile. I saw the Level Zero book mentioned else where and came it check it out.

I thought for sure the free version use to support IOS and Android deployment. In fact if you click on the link it takes you to a tutorial on building IOS apps using the free edition and Cordova.

Has this changed can you no longer use the free edition for IOS and Android?

Thanks for the replies.

I can do what i want to do with out using a for loop i was just trying to figure out how to have less "actions"

Right now my actions are:

Move 5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move 5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move 5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move 5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move 5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 10 Seconds.

Move -5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move -5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move -5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move -5 pixels at Angel 90.

Wait 0.3 seconds.

Move -5 pixels at Angel 90.

Trying to find out a more condensed way of doing this.

Oh and I should clarify I want to do it with in the condition because i want to move wait then move back.

So some pseudo code:

If (mouse == Clicked)
{
     For (i=0; I < 10; i++)
    {
         Sprite.x = Sprite.x + 10;
     }

    Wait(10 Seconds)

    For (i=0; I < 10; i++)
   {
         Sprite.x = Sprite.x - 10;
   }

}[/code:2pzsb4uo]

Is there away to do a for loop within a condition. I know how to do it as a condition.

On left mouse click

for each sprite

do a for loop 10 times.

I'm trying to make it so when you click on a sprite it moves that sprite.

I'm trying to not have so much "code" for the movement.

Ya what I recently discovered is you can make a invisible sprite and attach it to your character. Then tell your pathfinder to regenerate the region around that invisible sprite.

Is there a tutorial or anything else with more information on doing this?

I'm going to have to call "Regenerate Obstacle Map" after every move X pixels is called.

Is there a better way?

Calling "Regenerate Obstacle Map" after every move X pixels is called is making the game very choppy. Going to have to find another way to move the gate.

Any Suggestions?

Ok so calling Regenerate Obstacle map fixes this issue.

I'm going to have to call "Regenerate Obstacle Map" after every move X pixels is called.

Is there a better way?

Thanks.

"Not sure what is going on here. Is the collision region not moving with the object and staying behind?"

Yep this is what is happening. I tested this out by placing the gate in the middle of my map. Moving the gate then watching the path the player takes around the gate.

So how do i Fix this issue?

Creating a Top Down game using mouse click path finding to move.

I built a Wall of Solid objects.

Created a spot were I placed a Gate (Solid Object).

When you click the gate it opens (Move 5 pixels at angle 90. Wait 3 seconds. Move 5 pixels Again ect... until its out of the way)

So the gate gets to the point where it is completely out of my way.

However i can't move through the opening (its big enough).

Not sure what is going on here. Is the collision region not moving with the object and staying behind?

Wastrel

I know this is old. I would like to take a look at this example but am unable to download. Any chance for a new link?

Thanks.

I'm new to Construct 2. Just playing around with a 3rd person/top down shooter.

I want to be able to construct a fence.

I want to have the fence cast a proper shadow. How do i set the z order or allow objects to not touch the ground.

I can set the height but i would like to set the start and ending height of an object.

Something like this: