If he had a license, would he not have a medal on his forum avatar?

I don't think this is a C2 issue.

Problem Description

When using a 9patch and Text, both with Global enabled. Switching layouts causes them to loose their Z-order information. The Text is 9 times out of 10 now placed on the bottom.

Attach a Capx

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-7bwv ... sp=sharing

Description of Capx

Run the capx on Layout 1. An event will bring you to Layout 2 where the Z-orders of 9patch and Text are wrong.

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Create a 9patch with Text above it. (Same Layer)
• Set both to Global.
• Go to new Layout.

Observed Result

Z-order is... out of order.

Expected Result

Z-order to remain the same between Layouts.

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (Untested)
• FireFox: (Yes)
• Internet Explorer: (Yes)

Operating System and Service Pack

Windows 7 Home Premium

Service Pack 1

Construct 2 Version ID

Release 178 (64-bit)

Hey there,

I am trying to figure out how to tween a sprite while it is in motion. Kind of like a being stretched effect. I would also like to know how to add other motion tweens to other parts of my game. Could anyone help me out on this?

If you are wondering what exactly I am trying to accomplish, then please check the link below.

Thank You,

Stephen

How are you checking the value of object.count? If you are using a visual notification, are you updating it?

You could just create the stage on an angle. That way nothing has to be controlled. The level will already be the correct way.

I highly recommend against this. You don't wanna force the player to have to readjust their phone every time. Especially people who turn Auto Orientation off.

Great improvements. I especially like the birds/bugs flying out of the bush.

Complete waste of time. I suggest you use 8 or 10 mouth frames and relate them to vowels used in each word. Sort of like how you would see South Park characters talk.

When will this be open source? I really wanna learn from this.

All you have to do is to store the pattern of the object that you are trying to move as a set of coordinates.

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I'm sorry, but how do I do that?

Hey there,

I am trying recreate an arcade style game like Galaga. Where the enemies come down the screen on a set path, do a few turns and twists, line up on the side of the screen and then eventually fly off.

I started looking at Path Finding but I am not sure how to input the pathing information. Am I handling this type of AI correctly by using Path Finding? Or is there a smarter way to do this? Thank You.