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droptank21 If you are using Rex's Firebase plugins, he has plenty of examples on his website:
c2rexplugins.weebly.com/map.html
- dop2000
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You can use "Save the current state" and "Load the previously saved state" buttons. I believe this works the same way as Continuous Preview.
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Yes, there is a feature in C3 called solid filtering. You can assign different tags to solid objects, and include/exclude solids with a certain tag for each object (player, enemies, NPCs etc.)
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- dop2000
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Yeah, I'll need to test on mobile, as I have quite a lot of Physics objects. Will probably have to increase iterations temporarily, when there is a possibility of joints breaking.

What's odd is that changing iterations from 8/3 to 16/6 makes joints even weaker in that demo. Only much higher values work.
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Thanks! I tried doubling the numbers in "Set stepping iterations", but I didn't set them that high. 60 seems extreme, given that the default is 8 and 3... I'm worried that the game will be slow on mobile.
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You mean you need to play on every 18th frame? You can compare (sprite.AnimationFrame%18=0) then.

It will be true on frames 0, 18, 36 etc.

Another simple method is to put the list of all frames into a string:

find(";1;18;35;99;205;991;", ";"&sprite.AnimationFrame&";")>=0

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Sprite on animation frame change
	Sprite | Animation Frame = 1
	OR Sprite | Animation Frame = 18
	OR Sprite | Animation Frame = 35
		audio play ....

Another way:

Sprite on animation frame change
System compare two values (Sprite.AnimationFrame=1 | Sprite.AnimationFrame=18 | Sprite.AnimationFrame=35) EQUALS 1
	audio play ....

- dop2000
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When several physics objects are connected together with joints, it's easy to break them if you apply too much force. Demo:

dropbox.com/s/ay68csu3sgjqki7/rotation_test.c3p
Is it possible to make joints stronger? I don't want them to be indestructible, about 2-3 times stronger will be enough for my needs.
Tagged:

joint
physics
- dop2000
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Try opening this link via any proxy service, for example:

hide.me/en/proxy
proxysite.com
kproxy.com
Here is Rex's github, you can download plugins there:

github.com/rexrainbow/C2Plugins
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Check comments in this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/how-do-i-18/savecsv-file-server-137535
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The forum topic is very much alive:

construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/behavior-litetween-48240
Check the last page for working download links.
- dop2000
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One of the conditions in your sub-event may be false when you are tapping too fast (either canMove, or State instance variables are not reset properly).

To check this, put something in the parent event which will indicate that "is touching" condition works. For example, set some test sprite visible, in Else block set it invisible.