Looks good! I'll give it a try! :)

Bugs/Problems/Other:

• Spelling: Tryes: should be Tries:
• Spelling: Sores: should be Score: (In my opinion)
• Snowflakes could be more "snowflake-like". And they bounce wierdly of the ground.

Do it like this : round(random(0,10))

What he said.

Cheers!

Jonsterz:

Thank you, the Global Variable worked!!

Just one more thing, since I really don't want to make a new post for it:

How do I randomize a Instance Variable?

I have a "Cash drop" that I want to be random. So whenever the player picks it up, it'll be a random number anywhere from 0 - 10.

I tried random(0, 10) but then the "text object" I use to display it goes blank.

Global Variable again?!

Please help.

Thanks!!

First, check that the text box is big enough to display the text, if it's not big enough, it will go blank.

Yeah, the random value works. Although I'm not quite sure you need to set the 0 value, I think it automatically sets that. Just have the amount of total cash you have, as a global variable.

Example:

Global Variable -> Cash.

Event: Player -> On collision with another object (the cash object)

Action: System -> Add to Cash ( And insert here, random(10) or random(0,10).

Hope this hepled, and glad my previous tip worked!

Umm,

In my game I made it as a global variable, for both the bullet and the enemy, whatever name but for example "BulletDamage" and "EnemyHealth" and when the bullet hits the enemy:

Bullet -> On collision with another object -> Enemy -> Subtract "BulletDamage" from "EnemyHealth".

And when you pick up a powerup, just make another event:

Player -> On collision with another object (powerup) -> Add 10 to "BulletDamage".

This way worked for me, hope it helped!

A game that will make you scream with anger because of the difficulty level, and cry with happyness when you finally complete it. A game that has alot of randomised events and many different available storylines, or no storyline at all, but still can be completed even if you don't follow the storyline by 100%. Graphics wise it could be 2d with a bit of depth, background consists of many different layers, correct lighting and spectacular animations. And all this, in optional co-op mode.

Really? I've just made an image point in the character above his head named "healthbar" and then made an event Every Tick -> Set <the health bar image> position to another object -> Character: Image point "healthbar".

Then no matter how you edit the healthbar it'll stay where it is, as long as the origin is at the same point in each animation/frame.

Umm, for some projects I've used GIMP and/or Paint.net. Worked like a charm for me.

Yeah destructable environment, but it's worms-like! Uses the same idea.

Sure CAPX: Destructable Environment

Correct me if I'm wrong.

Just as KSLR said, but:

Event: Every tick -> Enemy -> Set angle toward position ->

X = Player.X

Y = Player.Y

And for the spawn "ship" thingy

Event:

Every X seconds -> Ship -> Spawn another object -> Enemy

Hope this cleared things a bit.

Just like ByR said:

Make a global variable "Points"

Event: System -> Every 0.1 seconds

Action: Add to: Points, Value: 10

Then you can add a text object and place it in the Layout, example:

Add a text object -> Name it text_points

Then add to the previous event

Action -> text_points -> Set text -> "Points: " & Points

This way, every 0.1 second that points are added, you'll see them in the text object.

You can also place the text_points -> Set text in another event, for example Every tick. That way the text object is updated every tick.

Hope this helped.

Hello!

I've created a "Worms-Like Simulation" with nothing but the basics of Construct 2.

Now, this works, as long as you don't pack the layout full with particles/sprites.

The red destructable area is just 2x2 pixel sprites stacked on eachother. This is super simple and could be used to create a simple 1v1 pixely cannon-like game.

Check it out here

I know that making this kind of things with the Canvas plugin and not tons of sprites is alot better alternative, but this works for small-scale stuff.

Have a great one!

Cheers!

Graphics looks awesome! Great job you guys.