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- ramones
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x = x + distance * cos(angle) y = y + distance * sin(angle)

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http://www.mathsisfun.com/sine-cosine-tangent.html

<img src="http://www.mathsisfun.com/images/adjacent-opposite-hypotenuse.gif" border="0">

(x,y) the starting position, is the left-most point of the triangle

you know the hypotenuse - that's the distance you want to travel

you know the angle ?

you want to find the length of the adjacent side which is the how far you need to travel in the x direction

and the length of the opposite side which is how far to travel in the y direction

Sine Function: sin(?) = Opposite / Hypotenuse Cosine Function: cos(?) = Adjacent / Hypotenuse

Sine Function (to find Opposite side):

=> sin(?) = Opposite / Hypotenuse

=> Opposite = Hypotenuse * sin(?)

=> y amount = distance * sin(angle)

Cosine Function (to find Adjacent side):

=> cos(?) = Adjacent / Hypotenuse

=> Adjacent = Hypotenuse * cos(?)

=> x amount = distance * cos(angle)
- ramones
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The start page gets disabled when C2 crashes and you can't turn it back on unless you have a licence (or edit the registry).
- ramones
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I think you just want to set the arm angle to the thumbstick angle. Though I also had to rotate the arm and sword 90 degrees clockwise so that they are facing right (towards 0 degrees).

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8367729/construct/example/25-MAY-13%2520-%2520Changed%2520to%2520virtual%2520joystick_edit.capx
- ramones
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You can disable solids. Hide layer 1 -> pick solid objects on layer 1 (with the 'is on layer' condition) -> set disabled.
- ramones
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Sorry I missed your reply. Check the collision polygon of the Level sprites.
- ramones
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You can also put your unused objects on a different unused layout.
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- ramones
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Yeah it works as expected in Firefox for me but in Chrome you can put the mouse pointer in-between two blocks and it's not overlapping.
- ramones
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Can't see anything wrong in the screenshot.
- ramones
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No it doesn't reset. It's based on the game timer that starts when the game starts.
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- ramones
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Just add the variable to the family and then select each object and set it's value.
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Did you fix it? It works for me.