01lifeleft -

I regret the the comment about the community being unfriendly. I have not experienced any overt unfriendliness from the community at large. So to you and the rest of the community -- please accept my apology for my ill considered remark.

bWard, firebelly --

Maybe I misinterpreted your posts. I was looking for members in my area that would like to meet up to discuss Construct 2 development in particular and html5/game development in general.

With your posts were you expressing your willingness to come to Redondo Beach to meet? If so I was wrong.

If not, you were yanking my chain, which I consider unfriendly.

Firebelly --

I disagree.

Are you guys for real?

I was really interested in meeting up with other Construct 2 developers. Maybe not so much now.

This community does not seem very friendly.

Hi,

Marc Graham here in Redondo Beach.

Any Construct 2 devs in the area? If so, what would you think of starting a user group?

You might be able to do it by checking the accelerometers. (The touch object gives us access to the accelerometers.)

Nope, I have 317 devotee badges.

Hi,

Could someone fix my rep points?

When the site had that problem awhile back I was awarded over 300 devotee badges. It should probably only be around 7 or 8.

It's a little embarrassing to have all those unearned rep points.

Thanks

edit:

Thats about eight and a half years of compulsively hitting site.

Hi,

I chose the touch object. In this tutorial I discuss creating the app prototype hosted at https://www.m2ag.net/dev/gyro. (Note: this is a mobile app and will not work on the desktop, but it will display.)

The capx for the tutorial is located at https://www.m2ag.net/dev/gyro/gyro.capx.

Here is a link to the tutrorial :

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Construct 2 has so many great features it is hard to pick just one.

It works great.

This plug in is a thing of beauty.

Dalal

That is the approach I wanted to take initially, but found it too difficult to account for the effects of other bodies having gravity. So doing the ballistic ranging kind of thing works best for me in this case. In this application it predicts the path of the projectile pretty accurately, once you get the knack of reading it.

Yes, it curves for the gravity obstacle. There is no gravity in the game except around that.

That is why I made it, so people would have an idea where the shot would go when encountering an obstacle.