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- dop2000
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Yes, there are several JSON addons for C2:

construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/c2-plugins-behaviors-list-42712
- dop2000
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Check out JSON template in Construct, it shows how to read data from JSON.
- dop2000
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There is also cubic() for even curvier curve.

Here is a nice demo:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/general-discussion-17/new-interpolations-79318
- dop2000
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I may be wrong, but I don't think it's possible to directly draw on canvas in C3. If you are planning to do everything with Javascript, you should probably look at some other engine. The beauty and power of construct is in its plugins and behaviors, scripting is more like a supplementary feature.

Example of drawing rounded rectangle with DrawingCanvas:

dropbox.com/s/1nymmxwn7tugslk/RoundedRectangle.c3p
- dop2000
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If the radius of curved corners stays the same, you can use a single 9patch object. If the radius should scale with the rectangle, then you need to draw it on DrawingCanvas, or compose of several sprites, or maybe draw with JS somehow.

I hate spriting and I would prefer code. :D

I love spriting, spriting is great! :)
- dop2000
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With runtime 3 you should get better performance, but also be aware that memory usage may be higher.
- dop2000
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See this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/create-box-curved-edges-using-149070
- dop2000
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If you want to use qarp, I believe the correct expression will be this:

qarp(min_time, max_time, max_time, Player.Wisdom/9999)
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- dop2000
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You can use unlerp() expression to calculate ClimbProgress variable at the point of collision.

For example:
Player On collision with Vine Player set ClimbProgress variable to unlerp(vine.ImagePointY("end"), vine.y, player.y)

And then you activate that event which will update player position on the vine, based on the progress variable.
- dop2000
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See this demo:

dropbox.com/s/u3asrhrhm4jqq7d/SwapTiles.c3p
- dop2000
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If you need ghost to be solid, but not push the player, you can use collision filtering - see "Set solid collision filter" action.
- dop2000
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Check this out:

dropbox.com/s/x06g9959ukyz2jy/PhysicsMoveBlocks.c3p
Edit: file updated, pieces now move without wobbling.