Ah, okay, I will try this out later, thanks~ =)

Hmm, there's a misconception on the last point~

I mean copy a collision shape to another sprite~

The "Apply to whole animation" is applying within the sprite~

For example, I have 2 sprites with no animation~

The sprite names are "frame" and "metal"~

Both size is the same, the function I suggest is~

Copy the collision shape from "frame" into "metal"~

So that both sprites carry same shape of collision~

Hi,

Thanks for C2 so that I can make games easily,

I have several feedback about the collision editor,

For faster and accurate purpose,

It's trouble to adjust vertex one by one,

Here's the functions that I suggest:

01 > Select Multiple Vertex

So far I can't add or subtract vertex of collision,

It will be better if able to adjust multiple vertex together.

02 > Align Position

Select multiple vertex > Align to average X/Y position,

Or align to minimum/maximum X/Y position.

03 > Snap Position

It would be great if we can snap vertex to a position,

For example, snap by grid, snap by pixel and so on.

04 > Type in position value

Type in position value directly like moving object.

05 > Duplicate collision shape

Copy a collision shape from an object to another object.

Here's it. I have these ideas because it's like UV editor,

Hope these functions are available in the future update,

Thanks you. ^_^

Hi~

I have an issue about the camera following~

I searched manual and frequently asked question~

But seems no luck on this~

There have topic which teaches how to create lifebar~

But didn't have "how to follow camera"~

It's a top down camera viewing game~

I have a player which can move around with "8 direction"~

And the player is applied "scroll to" behavior on it~

I need to set a lifebar(etc...) by following the camera~

Here's my event sheet~

Every tick, set lifebar position to~

X: windowWidth/2+300, Y: windowHeight/2~

I think by this the lifebar will keep following the camera~

But actually it's not, the lifebar still stay on same location~

It won't follow the camera~

Is there any way to acchieve this "camera following"?

Hope somebody can help, thanks you~ ^^

Here's my suggestion~

Create an object for the hole~

Image blend it to make it alpha when collide with floor~

So that you can beautify the background as you can~

Make the height of the hole larger than the floor a bit~

Detect if player collide hole, if yes, turn off floor collision~

That's it, good luck~ ^^

No need detect as RGB~

Hint: The river didn't hold any collision but "other objects"~

Hope it help~ =)

Right click the group > edit~

Hmm~ Sorry I'm not quite understand~ @

Can you make a simple example scene file?

Thanks you, appreciated~ =D

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Ah nvm, I found it out~

I just add a boolean for the condition and it work fine~ =)

Hi~

I'm creating enemies that will shoot player when sighted~

I encountered a problem which is only 1 enemy will shoot~

For example, I have 3 enemies~

But only the 1st enemy who detected me will shoot me~

Other enemies will facing me but won't release bullet~

I wonder why, hmm~

Here is my example scene file~

>> Click here to download <<

Hope somebody would help~

Thanks you~ ^^

Yes it is~

Ah, so we can type "random(10)" something like that~

This is great, I didn't know about this yet~

So the concept is if the drop rate is 20%~

We firstly set random(5) to give the object hold 5 numbers~

then, if the number is 0, spawn the item, else, destroy the object~

Another example, if the drop rate is 15%~

We firstly set random(20) to give the object hold 20 numbers~

then, if the number is 0/1/2, spawn item, else, destory the object~

And the concept of multiply of 4 is adding a variable~

Each time player destroys the object will +1 to the value~

If the value = 4, start the random event, then set value back to 0~

I get it now~

Thank you very much, Mr427~

Really appreciated~ ^^

Hi~

I wanted to create a percentage & random event~

For example, there are 4 items~ (I1, I2, I3, I4)

And 3 objects~ (O1, O2, O3)

Questions example~

01 >

When O1 is destroyed, 20% spawn I1~

02 >

When O2 is destroyed, 10% spawn I2 & 25% spawn I3~

But will only spawn 1 item at a time~

Which means randomly pick I2 or I3 then detect the %~

03 >

If O3 is destroyed 4, 8, 12, 16, 20... times~ (Multiply of 4)

50% spawn I4~

Maybe it's too many~

But hope someone will help~

Really appreciated~ ^^

Thanks for Zephlon's guide & Joe7's example files~

I will keep researching this tomorrow~

Because~ My time here now is already midnight 1AM~ ><

Thanks you everyone~ I got to sleep~ good night~ =)

Thanks you Yann~

Ya, I have think about that object count = 0 too~

But I don't know how to set it, still learning~ ><

And thanks you Kyatric~

I see, we can invert the event by just checking the right click options~

I didn't know that at all, now I know how to write "!"(Not), cool~

I will check out the topic~

Arigatou~ ^_^