Yeah, I did not see how to shoot either, maybe a quick text at the beginning telling the key bindings.

Looks really cool. You are on your way to making the next Doom 8).

I like shooting square things. Square things killed my family, and enslaved my dog <img src="smileys/smiley6.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Looking forward to seeing what this sort of game evolves into.

Impressive resume!

I am an animation teacher. If you do not find a team, maybe we can work together on a commercial game sometime.

I have a feeling you will not have any problem finding a team, you have some nice projects that you have worked on.

Thanks for looking into it :)

I recorded a proof video.

dropbox.com/s/0pe5wuubay6d99z/bug.zip

First I load from the preview, next I load from compiled version.

<img src="https://photos-2.dropbox.com/t/0/AAAHbBvi82nggxQpHPmxRoiwTvPHMP13_oFaGcRuP6MHbw/12/1660874/jpeg/1024x768/3/1378746000/0/2/1378738386667s.jpg/JEJhj2DbSTOjaG6RXo3nnvP13rVQeI299eIM-cFUieM" border="0" />

Link to .capx file (required!):

dropbox.com/s/k5mkfr7cavpe8zx/AnimationViewer.capx

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run in C2 node-webkit preview.Drag and drop folder filled with .PNG files on the window. It should start the animation playing.

2. Compile with the Node-webkit exporter.

3. Run, drag and drop folder... it will open a webpage with the URL's to the files rather than running my program, and playing the animation.

Observed result:

Seems that loading folders is different in preview mode Vs. compiled node-webkit version.

Expected result:

Run my program, not serve me URL's of the folder.

Browsers affected:

Chrome: NodeWebkit

Firefox:

Internet Explorer:

Operating system & service pack:

win 7, most current service pack

Construct 2 version:

    r143

You can also use the Function plugin for things that all of the bots will share too.

If everyone shoots bullets, you can have the bullet setup all in 1 function "shootBullet". Rather than having the action blocks for the "add bullet sprite", "add muzzle flash sprite", "reduce nearest bot ammo -1","PLay bullet shoot sound", "alert friendly player bots to gunshot location"...

You can see it adds up really quick.

I put off learning the function plugin until recently. I wish I would have read about it first, it would have saved me a lot of time debugging all my copypasta.

If you know how to make a socket server for multiplayer games, I would be willing to trade.

There are emulators for Commodore 64, some even online.

They had a BASIC interpreter, and making sounds was very simple.

Here is a quick guide:

lemon64.com/manual

When I was 9 years old, I wanted to make video games. In one weekend I learned how to plot my own sprites, and how to make some obnoxious sounds.

I think some of the Emulators will do the old PET and VIC 20 as well.

CSS64 will dump the sessions sound or video into a OOG file IIRC.

Just had a thought while I was debugging. Bookmarks are REALLY awesome in C2 for this.

Maybe incorporate a sort of URL system for the Bookmarks so we can make "Portals" between Event Sheets.

As we are making our apps we can leave little breadcrumbs. Say I have all my keyboard controls on one page , and all of my tool functions on another page.

When I make the hotkey for "Fullscreen" I can leave a "portal" bookmark that leads to the appropriate Event Sheet , and function. It should also work the other way... If I am on my function page, I can click on the end portal, and jump to the keyboard binding event sheet. Works the same way as URL's and Anchors on webpages.

This would make Debugging a snap. It would also relieve my poor aching mousewheel finger. :)

Hope this feature makes it. Some of my sheets are getting really HUGE. It would also make so I do not need the bookmark pallet floating around on my screen.

Shows that C2 is a "God Tier application". When Blender first tntroduced the backup feature I thought it was a complete waste of diskspace and CPU power. 7 years later I think it has saved me atleast once a week.

THis is one of my favorite C2 features as well.

GeometriX , Thanks so much :)

Here is a quick little example of lines.

Drag and drop the green point anywhere on the canvas, move your mouse away from the green point and left click to draw a line between your mouse pointer and the green square.

The line is just a 8x8 sprite that I moved the center to the far right edge. To draw the line I have the line face the mousepointer, and set the scale to Height 1 (or whatever line thickness you want, and for the X I use the distance between the mouse pointer and the center of the green point.

The example is far simpler than this explanatin :)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/aa4f68o8mmw712s/makeline.capx

hope that helps :)

the Martin, Than you so much!

I had a feeling it was something simple. This will really help me out :)