Lots of people know how to do this....Try a good thorough search of the forums

all of this was covered in great detail years ago

there are hundreds of good examples and solutions that people have made

you just need to dig them up

This is why there is a search function...most of the people who built this stuff ages ago have moved on to other projects ..but the Topics are still there ....if you can dig deeper..no pun intended

Hmm its a good question ..Ive often needed that myself...I ended up making copies of my audio files and manually changing pitch and calling them at random times...

I dont know...

We could ask Ashley for an Audio Overhaul or additions in the next beta's

I am sure there is much more to Web Audio that what Construct 2 currently has access to

ill look into it

No worries....

Hmmm without web GL ..you may have a tricky time...

im not sure

have to look into it

you could try using a Transparent overlay and change its Blending mode

pinned to the Sprite

using a few color choices...

it may not be perfect but it might work out ok and the file size would be quite smaller than 10 sets of colors

try that

try one color overlay and mask it to the Sprite outline if you can

its a good question..

Ashely? any ideas?

yeah pretty much..i dont see any reason why it cant

in short your answer in points

Large Tile maps YES

ive done games with more than 2000 unique sprites much larger than tiles some of which are full screen backdrops ..main menus with pages of bonus features with dynamic music and sound systems, multiple layers of parallax scrolling , saving and loading, Terraria like digging based on a very large series of overlapping Arrays etc etc

it just depends on how good you are at coding and planning out your game in an OPtimised process

Object Persistance YES

Terraria like maps of Thousands of tiles all stored in Arrays..but Construct 2 has a built in save feature that saves all data whenever you like..

Current View points YES....simple as..construct 2 only renders what is needed in sync with all plugins and Scrollto behaviors etc

Perlin noise...C2 has so many web gl effects its not funny....in the past I used to

make my own noise overlays until the WEBGL became standard...so dont worry you are rocking

4 player multiplayer...yep ..check out the features list or the MANUAL...its pretty epic

Steamworks support....achievments...this is a feature you have to code in yourself ..just like any other playtform

its not that hard if you know how to do it..there isnt really shortcuts to doing it right

dont worry

C2 is very robust...it can handle every project ive worked on ...some are EPIC in size and scope

but it always comes down to how well you understand the system and how to properly organise your data and program systems and sequences...

C2 can handle it...

if you can program it...

C2 can run it

its just code

Use a Instance Variable on the TEXT Objects and then for each time the TEXT is updated make the variable update to the TEXT character width

then in the next action set the fade length of the TEXT to the number of seconds you need to read a character multiplied by the Instance Variable length

or maybe simpler by just taking out the instance Variable and directing setting the Fade length to the TEXT character length

UI or HUDs are usually placed on a LAYER above the game level and the LAYERS parallax and scaling amounts set to 0,0 and 0

this way it will always stay on the screen even if the player moves around

you can also use the Anchor behavior to fix it on the screen position

step 1 create a new layer above your game level using the layers tab in the project tree and name it "UI" or "HUD"

and set the parallax and scale settings to 0,0 and 0 for scale ( it can help to show parallax in the editor as well by checking the box...where it says so)

step 2 place all of your UI objects into this layer

they should now "float" above the game level

hope that helps

you need to give more information for a better answer

There are so many types of games, with all kinds of controls, platformers, top down rpgs, drag and drop physics games

can you at least tell us what kind of player you are trying to move? is it a platform player or a 8 dir topdown player

or something else

you could drag and drop if you just want to move the the player around..

or you could using the path finding behaviour ...but you would need to know how that works before you can use it properly

so many other ways ..

but need more information before can give you a correct answer

yeah well there is always that

the simple option

it can work sometimes

if your level is small

and doesnt use checkpoints

Can you attach your capx?

so we can see whats happening

Fraktal Zero, its much easier than that.

ive made a copy of your event for grabbing and disabled yours so you can see whats different

--> added a "Trigger Once while true" to the Shift grab Keypress

This makes sure that its not a loop kept active by keeping Shift down

then

-->added a Timer to the Player detect "GrabTimer" every time the player does actually grab a ledge

its set to 4 seconds ..you can change this if you like

on the "Grabtimer" expring the Ledge Grabb Boolean is made false dropping the player

but can reactivate on each new shift press

Hope that helps

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still looking at your capx..nice job !!:)

but i would first try changing the 1st Event in the Group"Grab Ledge/Hang/Climb"

"Shift is down (inversed)" event to

"Shift is released--> "

this event triggers differently to what you have

see what that does...