Bump of thread, anyone has any solution for this?

LaDestitue, I don't understand, do you mean storing it in an xml or something? It would be great if those points can be stored externally and called.

Do you have any leads into this?

Hi there guys! Is there anyway I could import an animation with image point tracked? Right now the location of let say "gun" image point changes every frame and I am doing it manually right now, which is fine, UNTIL there's a change in animation, which means I got to redo all of it.

Can anyone shed some light into this?

ramones: Wow! I can't thank you enough! That's definitely much better! Thanks!!

Hey sqiddster!

Thanks for the pointers! Canvas plugin is exactly what I wanted, though I didn't manage to get the effect to 100%. I am sure there's a better way though. Do you have an example for your technique using sprites and masking, sqiddster?

For those interested, here's a test along with the capx

You will need rojohound's canvas plugin and codemastermike's timemanager plugin.

Hi guys,

I've been wondering how to do a nice and efficient pie timer, and I found this example here, done with Javascript. Pie Timer

Is this doable with events in C2, or do we need to create a plugin using the codes in the example?

If you are good with server side codes, there's a few examples here in the forums of a few members who managed to get multiplayer working, at least on LAN.

Here's a good recent example by Juantar.

Bought a copy of the book! Looking forward to reading it. Congrats Jayjay!

I tried something similar last time, and what I did was I create a 'slice of pie' image and instance it a few times, with each instance rotating an incremental value until it's a complete circle. Then the timer will simply hide away each slice of the pie. It did pretty well but it was a resource hungry technique, and probably a dumb one as well.

I am with mammoth, I got C2 during the pre-release, and the price alone is a steal compared to many other software. I guess if there's a clear roadmap to the progress, and how non compulsory *additional funding* could help accelerate C2's progress achieve the roadmap, then why not?

Very true, but with money comes options. Different way to tackle the problems. One would be to hire a talented programmer to focus on certain much needed areas, while Ashley and Tom could focus on other critical areas. Money can buy time that could otherwise be more well spend.

If this means getting Construct 2 up to speed to Construct Classic, I will gladly chip in some funds. However, I think if they want to do this, it's better to provide alternatives payment options for non-US users.