try this: open your project file in a text editor and change the version back to the older official supported one. Then open in the older verion, and export to cocoonjs.

May or may not work.

Sigh, never mind! I did not notice a second variable check that negated everything I tried. Really tired now - will sleep! ;-)

This is probably very easy to do in Construct 2, but I just cannot figure it out, and I have been searching the manual and forum for two hours now.

I have a family with enemies. Each family member contains two animations called "statusAnim", and "scoreAnim".

Now, I would like to control the statusAnim animation through the family (many members). So on a collision with a bullet, how would I set the statusAnim or scoreAnim to a specific frame? And how would I check which frame either animations are in?

I've been struggling for hours to try to get the player character (plane) with a bullet behaviour to move towards a target. But it did not work properly: the angle was much to shallow, and it would miss the target by a wide margin.

And it worked consistently with a smaller demo I tested the behaviour in.

After all the debugging, testing, etc, it suddenly struck me: that particular game level is 48000px wide, and the target and player character were on different layers, with different parallax settings.

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I knew this was going to be a bad day to work on the game when I stepped out of bed this morning. I should have enjoyed the sunny Easter weather here in Vancouver.

Moral of the story: do not try to use the set bullet angle of motion on two different parallax layers. It will not work as expected.

Sigh. Happy Easter, everyone.

Thank you very much, ROjOHound! Exactly what I'm looking for. Great setup.

I am designing a connect-type puzzle game, and the one thing I am having trouble with is coming up with a simple method to connect boxes with a line and arrow - with automatic connections when the boxes are moved.

A bit like this:

<img src="http://i48.tinypic.com/sfxkdw.jpg" border="0" />

The player would have to be able to simply drag connections between boxes by dragging the arrow head on top of another box. And moving a box would automatically re-draw the existing connections, no matter where it is placed. Connecting/disconnecting would fire up an event.

I initially thought about applying the path finder behaviour, but that seems a bit overkill. There must be a simpler way in Construct, though I need some help uncovering it.

Any suggestions?