Thanks guys.

Yeah, making the "player" collision rectangle span from (0.1, 0.1) - (31.9, 31.9) makes it so that I can test the "Is overlapping with offset" condition with more predictable results

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Hi guys.

I'm in the process of learning Construct 2, and started to try my hand on making a simple Sokoban clone.

Since such a game is grid based, the movement should be constrained to the grid's cells.

However, I noticed something that I thought was a little weird, and I hope someone can enlighten me about it.

File URL (not allowed to post links yet - but just remove the space from behind the https:// and you'll get it):

https:// drive.google.com/file/d/0B6we8Zrx-RfLYmtqOWdoelVBdEk/edit?usp=sharing

Description of linked .capx file

• A small room built from 32x32 pixel wall segments
• Within, a "player" object (also 32x32 pixels) resides
• All the walls and the player are aligned to a 32x32 grid
• The "player" is movable by repeatedly pressing the arrow keys, jumping 16 pixels (half a grid cell) in wanted direction
• Any wall segment that is overlapped by the "player" will be half transparent

The weird part of this is that even though the "player" is placed next to a wall, that wall will be considered overlapped by the player.

I guess this is by design, but it feels like it's not really overlapping, or am I missing something terribly obvious?

Thankful for any help

Yup; that was it! Thanks Ashley :)

Hi.

Just noticed a problem when I tried to follow the Platformer tutorial and was about to add a behaviour to the blue box - nothing happened.

The Construct 2 window frame flashes, but no window is opened.

I probably am doing something strange, but I can't think of anything I'm doing wrong.

Examples that accompany the Construct 2 all have behaviors available, but I can't add more on them either.

My version is: Release 78 (32-bit)

Hope anyone can help!

BR

/Stefan