say what?

i have no lag on export to nodewebkit for OSX. keyboard, mouse and gamepad entry operates as expected.

Cool thanks, trying to think if there's some way I can simplify / make sure im not checking for all that stuff every tick. Maybe ill see if its on screen first. then Check collision...? Maybe im overdoing it.

Also just noted this in the manual for "Breakpoints":

Note that Construct 2 bails out of events early if any condition is false. This means a breakpoint on the second condition won't pause the game if the first condition is false, since Construct 2 will immediately skip to checking the next event.

So that kinda answers my question anyway, since it wont be checking all 4 of those every tick, correct.. it will never get to them because:

• First i need to be overlapping a plant
• THEN that plant needs to be hasSprouted = 0 (so that eliminates a majority of any future checks right there)
• THEN I cant be crouching, so that cuts the check down also
• THEN I have to be not teleporting
• THEN I have to not be over a Henge, so finally it checks if im colliding with a Henge---but does it actually do a collision check here?

Is this all right so far?

Does checking for an Inverted "Is Overlapping Object" (ie is not overlapping object) count as a collision check?

Could this chunk here be any better written?

Thanks dudes.

Oh wait you want the enemy to die when you land on it? Like a Goomba / mario enemy? You mentioned you want to kill it when you jump "Over" it so i ran with that. Sorry.

actually make the sprite narrow enough and center it over the enemy and you dont even need a delay really, since they technically have to be like halfway over the head of the enemy to kill it.

I would make an invisible collision sprite that follows the enemy around above their heads. Put it in a container with the enemy. If player overlaps that kill sprite for more than say 0.25 seconds destroy the enemy.. that's the easiest way I can think of doing it.

In your capx you're never actually passing the music/sound info to Webstorage.. you're just setting a global variable with it. If you look at how you're setting the high score & repeat that process for the sound / music, you should be ok..

Got it:

Set PetFacing = angle(0,0,cos(angle(Player.X,Player.Y,Pets.X,Pets.Y)-Player.Angle+90),sin(angle(Player.X,Player.Y,Pets.X,Pets.Y)-Player.Angle+90))

If PetFacing >= 0

• Set Mirrored

Else

• Set UnMirrored

Thanks dude - we were on the right track but you got me thinking about it more. NeoGAF helped push me over the edge.

Oops nevermind, I noticed you had more info at the bottom, i mistook it for your signature haha. Thanks!

Any info you can provide as to how you solved would be a huge help for the community