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- blackhornet
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LocalStorage was just added, so you could go back to r200, while you learn.

https://www.scirra.com/construct2/releases/r200
- blackhornet
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I'd say compare where on the ball the mouse clicks (left right top bottom), and for each of those apply the appropriate impulse. ie: If mouse.X < Sprite.X, apply point 2 impulse to kick right.

Edit: Oh, I'd increase your Angular damping also.

Edit2: with an upwards impulse also.
- blackhornet
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Use LiteTween instead. It's useful for tons of things.
- blackhornet
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You are using key is down - do you want on key pressed? Otherwise, I don't follow what you are looking for.
- blackhornet
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Don't reset globals every tick! Just set validate to 0 after decoding it.
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You only have to call Regenerate if the door has moved enough to make a difference to the underlying cells involved. So when opening, you only need to check when it has moved a cell width. When closing you call as soon as it overlaps another cell width.
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You can do this with a container. Add an Array object, select your parent object, Create a container in the GUI, add the Array. That array will automatically be created and picked with the parent.
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Actually you can parse it out of the UserAgent field:

System.CompareTwoValues: find(uppercase(Browser.UserAgent),"FIREFOX") > 0
- blackhornet
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Add the Browser plugin, and use the expression Browser.Product. There are various expressions to get details of the Browser. You'll have to see if they meet your needs.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/110/browser
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- 18 Jun, 2015
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Browser.Product
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Just look at Sprite Visibility: Invisible/Visible
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- blackhornet
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You don't need the second pick. As soon as you pop up from the first sub-event, the SOL is back to where it was, so just a blank sub-event is sufficient, then do your "touch" actions.