I was briefly fooling around with the scrolling demo.

It has a block on the screen, a few platforms, and the screen moves as you move.

Is there a way to make an actual side scroller? Where the screen moves automatically from right to left?

Obviously I can't make one huge graphic that is like a gazillion pixels wide and just keeps moving left.

I'd be interested in seeing a tutorial of this also.

Yeah I was thinking of a game that is based on a grid.. I was hoping it would be possible to make a grid right in Construct 2 without me drawing in a paint program first and then importing it.

Is it supposed to be slow when drawing new terrain? Like it's all "jagged".. no way to do smooth scrolling?

So you zap enemies with the lightning bolts? Very hard game! I only got one so far! Nice idea, graphics, and sound.

Looks awesome! Love the graphics!

I'll admit I haven't done much since downloading Construct 2. I do have ideas, though. I've started looking around a bit, but I wonder:

I'm not asking for a tutorial or anything.. just wondering if this is possible: Can this make multi player Facebook games? Like people join and are put in a lobby.. you create a room and up to 4 people can play at once? Like say a card game.

I have a game idea that is played on a 4x4 grid (ie: 16 squares).

Is there a way to make a something in game or do I just need to make a background of a grid and make some colored squares as sprites to fill in the grid?

Thanks very much!

Maybe I misunderstood what resize did.. it doesn't actually resize my image.. It just makes the window small, so only part of my image shows up.

I am new to all this.. I've already inserted a background and am working on sprites.

All of my sprites are 750 x 1050.. because I'm using them for actual printing on paper. When trying to resize them in your software it let's me do one at a time.. how about a feature to lock aspect ratio? Have this be able to turn on or off.

This way if I change 750 to 100 it would automatically change 1050 to 140 for me.

The way I had to do it currently is open GiMP and find out what 1050 would become.

Yes, sorry I didn't get back sooner. Busy day at work. r80.2 works fine now.