Hello Seth,

Could you give additional information?

Maybe you could give your enemies "pathfinding" behaviour? I advice you read it and see the examples given with the Construct 2.

Regards;

-Wind

mef1sto it looks awesome. Just the loading screen feels inconsistent with the rest of it. I really would like to play that game :) Made me remember Crusader for some reason...

Hey there mapmerry, your screenshots were doing injustice to your accomplishment. I watched the video and I really liked what I saw. Are you going to enhance the graphics somehow or is this more or less the final look?

Doesnt it help if you rotate it firts, then change the height?

This is awesome. I had given this a lot of thought and had decided it couldn't be done just with basic events. Could you at least share the idea behind it?

Regards;

Wind.

Dude this whole project is awesomely done and presented. The direction it goes is thrilling. I hope you succeed. Will definately be following it. Regards;

-Wind

DrGrego, your game is simple and very fun to play, congratulations.

Pure awesomeness man!

please forgive me for being so dumb, but I need clarification one more subject related to this one. Made a search on the tutorials and forums but it was not a deep search. Here goes:

Do behaviours like solid or phsycis still try to calculate for objects out of the screen and how can I disable this if I need to? Imagine there is an enemy on the other end of my level which is a couple screen widths away, and I don't want construct to check collision of that enemy with my player. I understand it's not drawn but since all other logic keeps working for out-of-screen objects, things like collision checks will eat some cpu power, right? I don't know if the perf hit is worth the effort to do such a thing...

Quick edit: So I want the collision checks to be made with a distance condition. (or on screen condition)

Thanks in advance :)

It's nice little aproach but controls are real difficult. Keyboard rotates turret to fast :) Mouse don't aim either.

Wowowowowow why did you stop this one :) It seems the foundry of something excellent. I hope you one day revive this one.

Hey procrastinator.

I really wish making games could be what I do for living... That would be a dream coming true... I don't have my expectations high, but I am not close to opportunities either. All I know is I'm gonna walk this road no matter what.

And I am definately going to make the game I want for myself. I have given the decision already. I just wanted to share the article so others may also make up their minds. Doing this requries some serious randomness... ie a random level, which is easier to do in XNA than in C2.

Lets see where the rabbit hole goes...