hi R0J0hound, choosing 'Is disabled' condition gives us 'For each collision pair' instead. This seems to be the only bug of it's kind

and a thank you for this behaviour

rexrainbow that's what I thought.. do all behaviours have to run before events? If so, I didn't know that.

rexrainbow, good idea this works okay thanks!

Hi rexrainbow I think I found a bug..

The behaviour seems to lag one frame behind, if you have many rays spinning around very fast you can see it easier, like this:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/533 ... xlight.mp4

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/533 ... light.capx

if you manually set light point every frame, it fixes it but is slower.

Hi rexrainbow

I was wondering it it's normal or a bug that the bnickname behaviour only works if that object is already present in the layout, whereas the 'assign nickname' action works fine without.

Currently I'm keeping all my object types in separate layouts for organization, (the game creates levels from scratch in a blank layout) and I'm using a huge list of 'assign nickname' actions on start up. It works okay, but is problematic for other reasons and is just inelegant.

Also, earlier in this thread you mentioned setting the nickname plugin to 'global' but I'm not seeing the setting either. Is that maybe related?

thanks in advance.. also thanks for this plugin! this is essential for larger projects i think

Katala, it's working fine for me

just wanna say thanks to Katala here, i'd gave up on this long ago, I'd never thought about having the backdrop on a layer *above* the lighting and using a blend mode. cheers

RenatoB, You can't change image point locations in runtime,

what is this for? There's probably another way to do it

alvarop, you don't need them.

a = add action

e = add event

c = add condition

b = add blank event

q = add comment

but if you can't handle the unprecedented power of keyboard shortcuts, you can just modify it in 'edit colours'

Here's a theme that I've spent far too long tinkering (procrastinating) with:

edit: I've changed it to be super minimal

no outlines

no event lines (I don't believe i've ever looked at these)

no object|event separators

muted clutter

also check out the customized top bar, get rid of the ribbon and maximize your screen space

You're a pro now, son

right click > save as > ...\Program Files\Construct 2\themes

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53374990/Misc%20C2/GCB%20Dark%20Minimal.xml

close and re-open event sheets to see changes

I use it with 'Visual studio 2012 Dark' UI style

You can also just use middle mouse or the space bar to scroll

Katala,

i was trying to do something like this a while ago:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53374990/Forum/car%20physics.capx

the group with the wheel physics should be open.. use WASD to control car, if you drive forward there is a row of unattached wheels where you can see how they don't laterally move.

I'm still not sure whether the physics is right, or whether it just needs fine tuning. Things like the collision polygon of the car, and wheel positions affect handling quite a lot.

I was trying to go for a car that you could drift reliably without losing control, but it wasn't really successful