Hi guys, thanks for your replies. Our team is working on generating a decent game design doc with concept art for your review. We hope to have it prepared by next weekend.

In the meantime, if anyone else is interested, please reply to this thread so we can send out the design document to everyone next weekend.

Hi guys,

I was wondering if anyone knew of programmers that use C2 that would be interested in developing games for a fee (either on a monthly or project basis). I currently work reasonably demanding hours, so I thought it would be easier and more efficient to collaborate with someone else. The other plus point is that I can provide all the required artwork and sound for the game, I just need the programmer(s)!

I would be grateful if people could let me know where I could find C2 freelancers.

Many thanks! (My sincere apologies if this is not the right forum for this ).

For example I created 9 events. I then created a global variable which would affect events 5-9, which dropped directly under event 9. I added a comment to global variable to allow me to keep track of it.

However, I thought from a logic perspective, it made sense to move the global variable above to event 5 (since hte global variable affected events 5-9). However, the comment remained below event 9.

This isn't a big deal - but I can't seem to highlight or delete the "orphaned" comment now? And if I double click on the global variable, the same comment appears in the comment line - but it remains orphaned at the bottom of the screen.

Since we're able to move events from place to place, and you can move comments around generally, I thought it would make sense for comments to variables move with the variables that they were assigned to.

Thank you Kyatric. I will do so. Apologies for the inconvenience.

Hello, there I have Construct 2, so unfortunately I cannot open this file. But I was hoping you could just give a very basic overview of the concepts you used to create the grid, move characters between spaces on the grid and to keep track of such movement such that they had to end their turn.

Many thanks in advance!