Well, it sounds like the problem is how you have set up your events but without a .capx or a screenshot of your events it's hard to tell. :-)

Link to .capx file:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2014107/LOS_Problem.capx

Steps to reproduce:

Use arrows to move the green player.

Observed result:

If you move so the larger red enemy has a line of sight to the player, it will move towards the player.

But if you move so only the smaller enemy has a line of sight to the player, it wont move until also the larger enemy has line of sight to the player.

Expected result:

The small enemy should move towards the player even if the large enemy doesn't have a line of sight to player.

Browsers affected:

Chrome: yes

Firefox: yes

Internet Explorer: yes

Operating system & service pack:

Up to date Windows 7

Construct 2 version:

r136

I'm having trouble picking objects that are not in line of sight by using the new Line Of Sight condition and inverting it. Nothing seems to get picked. Is this a bug or just not possible?

You can try it in the example that comes with r134. Just invert the line of sight condition there, and no piggies get highlighted.

"Pick all Ship" is probably a stupid suggestion. :-p

Maybe making r an instance variable of ship and check if the Ship's r variable is set to 1 would then pick the ship.

So after reading the thread ramones posted I guess it works as designed. My bad. :-/

I guess if I add an "Pick all Ship" condition it would work.

Link to capx file.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2014107/screenshot50.jpg" border="0">

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run the test

2. Move the mouse around

Observed result:

When the sprite is rotated beyond 90 degrees from 0 it stops rotating

Expected result:

It should keep rotating since r=1

If you disable the event with the angle check and enable the one with mouse button check it works as expected.

I had the same problem if I used the "Is within angles" condition.

Browsers affected:

Chrome: yes

Firefox: yes

Internet Explorer: yes

Operating system & service pack:

Windows 7

Construct 2 version:

r129

Maybe do the fading manually instead of using the Fade behavior?

Ashley, but 'is clockwise' is only for the object's angle, right? There's no equivalent for Bullet.AngleOfMotion, is there?

Yes, I understand that. But if you want to check if AngleOfMotion > 270 you have to check if AngleOfMotion is > -90. That's not a problem in itself unless it's not mentioned anywhere that AngleOfMotion is a value between -180 and 180.. :-)

Hi,

Is Sprite.Bullet.AngleOfMotion supposed to return a number between -180 and 180?

Sprite.Angle returns a number between 0 and 360.

I just think it's a bit confusing, I kinda expected it to return a value between 0 and 360. If it is supposed to do this then please mention it in the manual. :)

Example capx

Sampling is set to Linear and Pixel Rounding is off.

Here's a .capx example. (r102)

I'm running this on a half year old laptop with Win7, Geforce GTX560M graphics card with latest drivers.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't but I'll check tomorrow.