Here is an example that shows how to get a sprite to wander around a tile-map maze endlessly. (without getting stuck)

The turn conditions are the collision offsets. When it gets to a horizontal wall it chooses a vertical angle. When it comes to a vertical wall it changes to a horizontal angle.

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hope it comes in useful for someone

Very nice! I found updates to "Date"

It would be nice to get some sort of synopsis on the behaviors. Maybe a link to the forum post or a paragraph in a tooltip?

Thank you for this great gift.

EDIT: I resized the window and found the synopsis.

This is a great tool!

I was just trying to help.

Misquoting me with the Hannah Montana thing is really uncalled for, and will probably hinder other people from attempting to help you.

In C# programming we call this little trick "casting". Casting happens when you change the type of variable. If it has a decimal point, the variable is a "float", if it is a whole number then it is an "integer".

You want to cast the Float into an integer. So there is an expression under system called int() , Anything in the "()" will be cast into an integer.

Other ways to cast are :str() for String, and float() for float.

int(random 1.2342,100.234234) will always return a whole number.

Great way to make your sprites:

http://www.synfig.org/cms/

industrial strength, for free <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy">

Anyone have a direct download link? All of the "Magic" on the "patrons page" makes my browser crash.

All I can seem to actually download is the plasma effect.

TIA

The twist looks really nice 8)

Check out the TokenAt, and count token expression.

You do not need to stick to json format, you can make your own, just surround your data in "Tokens" like this:

[name]Joey[name]

[name]Frank[name]

[name]Tommie[name]

[name]Sam[name]

I found it much easier to just unload the array data into my own format. First off it is much more human readable if you want it to be. I found this to be especially true when dealing with Tile sheets.

omg how cool! i an make an SVG editor for my game now.

Thanks R0J0hound

This is really a neat addition to C2.

This is just beautiful! Thank you very much —

Now I can make a neat addition to my desktop app.

This just made my day!

Thank you so much Pode!

This plugin is great!!

There is a "ghost demo" I think they do some sort of raindrop effects.