thanks,

I have finally figured it out how to use RTS behavior. It works how I want now :)

Another thing is inventory. I tried to make inventory and I made it succesfully (grid and I can add items to it). What I dont know is how to transfer inventory to another layout. The same is with menu. I want to make a menu - new game, save, load, etc... and I want to call it in every layout (be pressing esc for example) for saving game or for example changing sound volume and then I want to transfer it to another layout...

thank you very much for great answers.

I dont know scirra construct for a long time, but I definately agree that it is better than gamemaker.

I wish you good luck with selling construct2 ;)

thanks much for great answers!

do you think that it will be possible to buy construct 2 from australia? or it will be from UK?

It will be very complicated for example for me if I buy software from EU country

I am still not convinced if I will use construct for my game. I have some questions:

1) Will be current construct classic r1.2 always GPL? I mean If I will create game with this version, I can sell it no matter when it will be released?

2) Which country is develeper team? I mean if I want to make a donation, or in future buy construct2, to which country I will send money?

3) Will be always here some GPL version of construct classic here, useable for commercial use?

4) Where I can make donation? I didnt find any bank account number or paypal information.

scirra construct is not that much famous as gamemaker. make it commercial I am sure they will lose many users. I think If scirra developers wants to make money, they should have here some "donation" button. For example blender3d is really very professional 3d modeler and it works as GPL and I am sure it works because it is GPL. I believe If you use GPL software and it makes you money, it is your obligation to make donation.

And another question- from which country is scirra team? I mean If it really will be commercial, there are many problems for some EU users...

hello,

I decieded to make a new topic for this. I am planning to make a point and click adventure (with some specific mechanisms)and I want to use construct for it.

I learned some tutorials and I hope I understand some basics now...

What I need to achieve is specific character moving. When I click at some specific places I want character to walk (move) through specific path and go to point where I click. I though the best way to achieve this will be using RTS behavior. But I dont know how exactly to use it and I didnt find it on documentation. Any ideas? Or is it better way to achieve this then through RTS behavior?

thanks

edit: template in progress:

I found that, but to be honest I dont know what it means. It means that games made with scirra cant be sold?

I am also curious if stable version of scirra 2 will still be free

thanks,

I have another question about construct. it is GPL, but will be construct 2 still GPL or it will be paid?

thanks :)

I cant download some videotutorials on this page : sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/construct/index.php (by thomas mahler). is it possible to download it elsewhere?

thanks for help. I looked on AGS and I didnt find a way how to make some puzzles without scripting. Also AGS support max. 1024x768 resolution. I want 1280x800 or higher.

Hello,

I am new here and also with construct. Sorry If I will ask something what is already here...

I found this game engine not long ago and now I am trying to learn it. It looks fantastic. I am a non-programmer and programming or scripting is very difficult for me, I am graphic designer.

I am planning to do a classical point and click adventure game. I know now some things are easy to do with construct.

I also find a topic here, where is inventory made. But I dont know - is it possible to make things such inventory, full save/load system, puzzles in game etc... without scripting knowledges? Or it is needed to know a python little bit to make such things?

What do you think - is scirra construct right choice for adventure game for non-programmer?

Thanks