You can set the bullets angle when it's created to make it fly up instead

As for rate of fire, make a variable for reload and set it to 0

In the event where you fire a bullet make a subevent that says if reload=0

so it will only fire if it's 0

In the same event set reload to something above 0 once the bullet is fired

Finally make an every tick event and set reload to subtract 1 if it's above 0

Hope it makes sense:)

Hmmm ...

phpied, HTML Executable, JSDB, ScriptCryptor - let's see fully-tested examples of each of these compiling C2 exported JavaScript runtimes to EXE runtimes. Until then, I'm withholding judgement ...

Well i just tried PHPexe on a single layout test project with 4 moving sprites and 2 particle systems and it was noticeably slower than when running in my browser

jn2002dk, the PhoneGap and appMobi wrappers get around that restriction and can play multiple sounds at once, so it's not generally a problem.

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If you want the missiles to behave a bit more realistically, I would suggest, instead of setting the angle straight towards the object, every tick set the angle to: anglelerp(rocket.angle,angle(rocket.x,rocket.y,target.x,target.y),dt*somespeedfactor)

Will try this

I can't claim to have a firm grasp of what lerp does exactly but it can't hurt to try. Thank you:)

Great news but i read somewhere that Apple has blocked sound in HTML5

That could be a massive problem if they insist on doing that in future versions of IOS

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Hopefully a mac user can confirm but i can't think of any issues seeing as iMacs are either i5 or i7 intel systems now

Very nice

Been toying with an idea for something like this and your example will save me a lot of time

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I don't own a mac but it's my understanding that bootcamp is just a dual boot system. In that case you'll be running win 7 natively so it should work just the same as on any other win 7 system

The only exception i can think of is if C2 tries to access the mac partition for some reason but i don't see why it would try that

Awesome

I have a jailbroken itouch, can't wait to test it. Since it has to be jailbroken will i need the apple dev license thing to try it?

in my experience, one of the big features of mac and linux, is that it allows you to ask why [insert software here] is not available for mac and linux. Ashley wanted to preserve this feature for C2.

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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23551572/C2/homingMissiles.capx

You are awesome!

That's exactly what i need

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If you are using the bullet behavior, or move at angle.

1: Bullet pick closest target

2: Bullet set angle towards target

3: Wont matter if 1 and 2 are continuous.

Thank you for your reply

I don't understand

I am using bullet behaviour but i don't see anything about pick closest target in it's behaviour

I am hopeless at trigonometry so i was hoping i could do this some other way. Like in Game Maker there is a move towards behaviour you put in the every tick event

What am i missing?

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