Sorry for not responding sooner:

When I run the game and let the little guy drop, he drops into the floor. Same thing happens sometimes if I keep changing direction in the air a bunch. The issue disappears when I delete the original 'Default' animation, so it's some very odd behavior :s

* Edit: Just opened it again and now everything is fine. Probably fine to ignore/close the case on this one.

When I duplicate the "Right" animation and rename it to "Default" it does work correctly. Maybe the file above can be helpful to the developers for figuring out when it happens exactly.

$.post is jQuery, so make sure you include the jQuery.js file, if you want to use it :)

Have you tried testing the JS in a seperate HTML file yet? I also highly recommend to use a browser (Chrome)/extension (Firebug for Firefox) with a console, so that you can see what the AJAX post returns to you.

Hi,

Mark here. I work as a PHP developer on a game and have worked with various programming languages so far. Flash was one of my favorite development environments, but with the arrival of HTML5, it seems that Flash will start to crumble.

I like making simple 2D games and I got really interested in Construct 2 as it is easy to understand, so I'm hoping to use it as a means to introduce my girlfriend to game development, as it's not as code heavy as most environments. Will probably be developing some plug-ins to speed up my development, but so far the program is really promising :D

Regards,

Mark

When I have an animation called "Default", the origin for that animation seems wrong (even though it has been set as "Bottom").

It works fine for the other two animations ("Left" and "Right") and the collision works fine too, when I delete "Default" animation.

Playing on Pale Moon 8 (stripped Firefox 8 build), developing on Construct 2 r71 (64 bit), on Windows 7 (64 bit).

Here is the capx:

Test001.capx

*edit: Originally posted as r71, but still happening with r72