My theory:

The reason you are getting the jagged lines is because you have shrunk your animation down from within Construct 2 to a size of 41.25x107.327 from 195x396. Shrinking objects can reintroduce jaggies (or whatever the industry term is).

Try placing another instance of your player_Image sprite somewhere, but keep it at its full 165x396 size. You should notice the lines are smooth.

I tried playing around to see if keeping the dimensions as integers or keeping the ratio of the dimensions the same helped, but it didn't seem to.

I would resize your animations within blender and redo the antialiasing there, then reimport them into construct without changing the size within the program.

One hackish solution would be to create an empty sprite and have it move towards the position you want to scroll to. Maybe give it a bullet behaviour. Set the camera to always scroll to this sprite. You can change scroll speed by altering the bullet speed.

Hey guys/gals!

Let's make some games!

Sounds good to me!

Would love to develop for the Ouya

Observed result:

After scrolling down past 70% of the layout, the layout vanishes, but remains if i use the scroll arrows or the mouse wheel but further it is observed that the engine starts to force scrolling to the botom of the layout. This all happens when i click and hold the scroller and drag it up and down at the 30% of the layouts height on the botom.

   

I ran into this same problem last night with a layout 100000px wide. The only workaround I could find was zooming out until most of the layout fit in the screen.

Sorry, I know this is an old thread but I'd just like to add my vote to add Global Booleans <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> It would come in handy when calling up some UI elements.

toggledX = 1-X

Until then, I'll use this. Thanks!

For example, a "wall"-type obstacle would be completely impassable, a "rough terrain"-type obstacle would not be impassable, but any route that crossed a cell containing that obstacle would be given a higher path cost, making it less favourable than a (perhaps longer in distance) route over lower cost terrain.

This is exactly what I came here to suggest.

My second (related) suggestion would be to include logic that forces the path to always intersect a certain type of obstacle, rather than avoid it. For example, so pedestrians must always follow a sidewalk, or a car a road.

Does anyone know where I can find a tileset in the style of Diablo 1?

I am only interested in the town graphics, not the dungeons. Specifically, I need buildings and a ground that look similar to that found in Tristram.

Alternatively, since this is just for personal use/prototyping, I could just use the actual assets from the game-- that is, if you know where I can find them without needing to extract them from the game.

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EDIT:

I found an image of the entire town of Tristram here (It came up instantly as soon as I changed my search strategy <img src="smileys/smiley9.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> ):

diablo.judgehype.com/screenshots/divers/tristram-ulmo.jpg

This will do for my purposes, although if anyone knows of any other assets similar to this style I would appreciate seeing them, as I may want to use them too.

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<img src="http://diablo.judgehype.com/screenshots/divers/tristram-ulmo.jpg" border="0" />