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- RBuster
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- 6 Jun, 2014
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RenatoB wow this seems so long ago I have learned so much since then. I believe what I did for that solution was set it to If object is touching/overlapping System wait 5 seconds and set object to destroy.
I hope this helps

Sorry to reopen a very old post. Thanks for help.
- RBuster
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What is the best way to do lipsync the Construct 2? Once I saw a flash system that used phonemes to show different frames. Is it possible to do this in Construct 2? Thanks.
- RBuster
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Hi ALLMarkMade

Could you publish your solution? Thanks.
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- 25 May, 2014
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R0J0hound: Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! (again).
- RBuster
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- 25 May, 2014
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Some help, please.
- RBuster
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- 24 May, 2014
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I'm building a simulation that involves balance. I'm using "anglelerp" to get this result shown in the example. The weights make the balance move, but I can not make it return to the previous angle when I remove one of the weights.

I've tried everything. I would you like some help. Thank you in advance.
- RBuster
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- 24 May, 2014
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Or you could use the sprite condition "is within angle" or "is between angles".

I tried this but not worked and I don't know why.

R0J0hound: I'll make some tests with the others suggestions. Thanks.
- RBuster
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I found a better solution: anglelerp (lerp(self.Angle, x, dt). But the question remains: why can not compare angles?
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- RBuster
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- 23 May, 2014
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I'm trying to create a game that simulate a weighing balance. First I tried using the Physics behavior, but I gave up because I did not know how to adjust parts of the weighing balance (bar, plates, base, etc.). I am now using the Rotate behavior to simulate this and I need to compare the angle to stop the rotation (speed = 0). This action does not exist for the object, so I decided to use the system action: "compare two values". However, it did not work. Any help? Thanks.
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- 16 May, 2014
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I still need some help with this issue. Any other solution, please?
- RBuster
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- 12 May, 2014
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Exactly. To export and testing is not necessary to have one. You just need a Mac to publish your game. If you want to work with games and want to publish them for iOS, I suggest you purchase a Mac Mini with a low setting. I did it (Mac Mini i7) andafter I decided migrate to Mac. Today I use VMWare to access my Windows programs, including the Construct 2, and I have nothing to complain.

The Phonegap is suitable only for very simple games without much movement, and few images. You'll restrict their games.
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Sorry. I had not paid attention to what you said about using a PC. You're right about Ejecta, but from what I know, you don't need a Mac to export to iOS by Cocoon JS. Check in the tutorial.