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While I understand the motivation behind your comment (I've seen cesarevil's previous topics), I don't believe it serves any purpose other than possibly starting another argument. From what I've seen, my capx is the only one that functions as desired, and I'm not giving it away. The price is a non-monetary contribution to the community that he's shown rudeness to in the past.

Having the web reattach to whatever object it comes in contact with was a conscious choice because it's exactly like how the movement works in the video you posted:

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It's done like that for good reason; the alternatives are not desirable: :

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Having the web go through solids:

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/Kh4QGlY.gif" border="0" />

Having the spider go through walls:

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/X51CV2i.gif" border="0" />

Unless you don't want gravity involved at all:

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/K0AuKoR.gif" border="0" />

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The capx is only 10 events, and is easy to modify.

which product to buy? and as you know I have purchased?

Again, I'm not interested in you buying anything. The payment is doing or creating something that will benefit the C2 community (see my first post for examples).

Hi Bob.

When you say "Login - Account/password", I assume you're looking to associate game data with a login so that a player can save their game data, and resume their game at a later time. If so, are you expecting to save the data locally to the device the game is played on, or are you expecting to save the data to an online database so the player can resume their game on any internet connected device? Both are possible, but saving data to an online database is trickier.

Also, I'd be interested in seeing the document with detailed information. Some of my relevant projects:

Paint Share - A simple paint program with a login system. All images in the program are images created by other users. If you log in, you can share an image of your own.

Triad - An online multiplayer card game.

Accuse me of cloning the entire game, all the while bothering me if I have no idea consctruct 2 ... etc.

I don't know what you mean by this. I didn't accuse anyone of anything.

I pay but has to be perfect as I want

As I said, I'm not interested in money for this.

Looking a little more your example is faulty. There is physical, has gravity, you click on the orange item and if before reaching the end orange touches another item disappears ..

I'm not sure what this means, but I did fix a few things I got wrong regarding the spider's movement in my previous demo. I could continue to tweak this, but since you don't seem interested in agreeing to my terms, we seem to be an impasse.

Demo v2 Touch or mouse click to move around.

Best of luck finding what you're looking for.

I put together something pretty close to what's in the video. I purposefully didn't use physics in case this was being targeted for a mobile platform. The entire capx is 14 events long.

Demo

If you'd like to buy the capx, I'm not really interested in money. Considering your past experiences with some of the users here, I thought a nice payment would be an original contribution to the community. I don't have anything particular in mind since I don't know your skill set, but some examples are:

• A quality set of original royalty-free sprites posted to the Tools/Resources forum
• Original royalty-free music posted to the Tools/Resources forum
• You could write up a nice tutorial, or if you're not fluent in english, perhaps translate one of the more popular existing tutorials.
• Something else that would benefit the C2 community

If you're not interested in making a contribution, hopefully someone else can sell you what you're looking for.

The appropriate balls are taken into account. When an action is performed for an object, the action will run against all picked instances of that object. The conditions we use pick the 7 instances, and the destroy action is run against all of them. There is no need to use a loop to do that. It would be worthwhile to learn how the event system works to get a better understanding of why that happens:

How Events Work

The "For Each" is problematic. It picks only one ball for each loop, so the PickedCount will never be greater than 1. I recommend removing it. I'm not saying that will fix everything, but it's definitely causing a problem.

If it still doesn't work, post your capx for assistance. It's hard to determine all the issues with only screenshots.

You are correct if the distance between instances will vary, but since he said the instances are in a grid, I'm assuming they are equidistant apart. If there are minor fluctuations in distance, he can always add a bit onto the range variable. Also, relying on the 6 nearest instance without checking their range isn't reliable (e.g. What if the player clicks on a ball along the edges... or if some of the balls are removed).

You might run into trouble if you trigger the event by clicking on a ball object since that automatically picks the ball instance you clicked on, making it trickier to test the proximity of other instances. I would get around this by using a function. Something like:

Mouse: On Ball Clicked

        Function: Call Function "Ball Clicked" (Ball.X, Ball.Y, Ball.AnimationFrame)

Function: On "Ball Clicked"

Set variable Range = Whatever the distances is between each ball

System: Pick Ball by evaluating (distance(function.Param(0),function.Param(1),Ball.X,Ball.Y) <= Range)

Ball: Ball frame = function.Param(2)

System: Ball.PickedCount = 7

        Ball: Destroy Ball

If you have a hard time implementing this, please post your capx.

The first part can be accomplished by using loops. Based on your request, I'm guessing you're not familiar with loops. They are one of the building blocks of programming, so it's a very good idea to learn how to use them effectively. This tutorial is a good introduction to loops and arrays:

Basic Loops and Arrays

Once you're familiar with how loops work, check out this Capx.

scott7788 DatapawWolf

I may not be completely understanding the movement model your looking for, but it sounds like you can accomplish it with some minor modifications to the car behavior.

Capx

Yes, turn-based online multiplayer is possible in C2 using the websocket or Ajax object.   There are also a few 3rd party plugins for multiplayer, but I haven't done much experimentation with them. I created an online multiplayer card game using ajax requests, a php server, and a mySQL database. Here's the topic I posted about it. If you scroll to the bottom, there's an explanation of how the multiplayer works.