Well, since it is a facebook game, it will ask your permissions to use fb hi score system.

and i don't know a way to ask it without pop-up window.

is there a way to do that ingame?

Hi,

This is my -almost- first week with Contruct 2, and i think it's great!

So i've created my first, super-basic game for facebook.

If some of you will be able to check it out and test it for me, i will be grateful.

Here is the link; WinDepth, a remake by kontinyu.https://apps.facebook.com/windepth/

to play game without fb login just right click on play.

This game is a classic actually. Developed by a group named Bio %100 in 1998.

So all credits to those guys. I've just remaked it. (actualy i've completed only first level without bonuses.)

I'm waiting for your feedback. And i know there are plenty of problems and nasty graphics. I hope i will fix all of them with your help!

kontinyu.com/de.capx

Hi,

this is my first project. it's remake of the old game "windepth".

what i'm tryinh to achive is when player kills a submarine there will be an "explosion". if another submarine is around explosion zone it should explode too.

so i add a collision detection to explosion.png. ships explode when they collide with explosion animation. thats all good so far.

problem is the original ships - killed by bullets- also colliding with explosion animation (they shouldnt because they are destroyed). it's a problem because i'm trying to give extra experince to player when they kill submarines with chain reactions. and it's not working.

if someone just point the way for me...

use the "compare two values" system condition and use the 'ship.count' expression for the first value.

if ship.count = 0 then ......

thank you sir!

Hi,

I'm creating -lets say- a space shooter game. and i want to end the game when all ships on the screen is destroyed by player. to achive that i've tried to use ship is on-screen option but it seems like this condition is for the actual object not its' instances. so what should i use for it?

i'm a newb. sorry if it's an easy question.