You should apply Physics behavior to your player and the box to make it nice and realistic.

I am trying to avoid using physics, because it brings a lot of complexity in the project (and random stuff starts to happen). Thanks for the advice, though!

Hello!

So, I am trying to figure out how different game mechanics can be realised through Construct 2.

Now, I am trying to make the player to push the box in front of him.

I figured out two ways (while digging this forum): one involves Solid behavior (but it results in stuttering walk animation of a Player) and the other is without "solidifying" the object (but that results in a fact that player can't jump atop of the box).

Is there any way to make the animation play smooth, while using Solid behavior? Or is there a way to make the Player to stand atop of the box, without attaching the Solid behavior to it?

Thanks in advance!

media.giphy.com/media/3o7btUVczBiSPU1YLm/giphy.gif (box_1 here is without Solid behavior and box_2 is with Solid behavior)

i.imgur.com/VurK4Y5.jpg (here's my events sheet)

Hey, is this thing on? Yeah, okay then.

I am a graphic artist and I thought (for quite some time) about creating a game. As I don't really like the coding I started to try multiple software that does not need programming skills so I can use it to make a simple platformer. I stumbled upon Construct 2 on Steam and decided to give it a try. I found it surprisingly easy, compared to other software that I looked into.

I already designed the base of the game "on paper", so now I am in the stage of testing different mechanics and creating art resources for the game.

I am planning to buy licensed version and start building the game itself once I'll finish testing the ideas that I have in mind. I already got a lot of questions, but I'll try to solve them myself, before posting.