You can remove all joints and then re-create some of them.
Or try Chipmunk physics, it has "Destroy joint" action:
construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/behavior-chipmunk-physics-82151
Your project is missing a file "button-animation 1-000.png"
If you add a file with this name to images folder, you'll be able to open the project.
It's usually a bad idea to mix Physics with non-physics behaviors like Pin/Solid/Bullet etc. You need to use revolute joints instead of Pin.
I think you need to use Date for both columns, and then set different cell format in the spreadsheet.
Also, check out this demo:
dropbox.com/s/gk1w7g9njs5gwj7/RotatingKnob.capx
You can limit rotation angle with instance variables.
The way you are building the s string is wrong. If you want to add 3 parameters, you should do it like this:
Set s to web_app_url Set s to s & "?email=" & URLEncode(EnterEmail.Text) Set s to s & "&full_name=" & URLEncode(EnterName.Text) Set s to s & "&message=" & URLEncode(EnterMessage.Text)
Pay attention to ? and & characters!
Move s variable to global level. Run the project in debug mode and check the contents of s variable, it should look like this:
https://script.google.com/macros/s/alsdjalksdjaldskjaldskjaldskjalsdkslkdj/exec?email=abc%40gmail.com&full_name=John%20Doe&Message=bla%20bla%20bla
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Also, change parameter names in the script in lines 33-35, they should be the same as in URL, and not contain any spaces. So change them to "email", "full_name" and "message".
Your post says "bubbles" :) If you want something like "marbles in a bowl" effect, then it's quite easy to do with physics. Disable gravity, set "collision mask=circle", and on every tick apply a small force to each marble towards the center.
Maybe because I rotated the image inside of the sprite, and the sprite itself on the layout by 90 degrees.
You mean you want to limit rotation? See this example:
dropbox.com/s/tptx0gjlyh1t1vu/steeringWheel.capx
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I don't think it's possible. Why do you want to change it? Layout size is mainly used for scrolling and in behaviors like Bound to Layout, Destroy Outside of Layout. You can add a pair of variables (LevelSizeX, LevelSizeY) instead and do scrolling and other things with events.
This is not an easy task. See this post, there are some cool examples:
construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/general-discussion-17/can-we-make-natural-effect-lik-139909
In C2 start a New Project and in the list of templates select "Example: Webcam". There is a button that snaps an image from the camera and loads it into a sprite.
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