it does work after a long time, mine took about 2-3 moths before it worked

I assume that the graphic is drawn from the side. If so, then I don't think there is a way you can covert them into the Top-Down angle you want.

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I actually just posted a thread on this too - should have found this first! Has there been any resolution to this, as I can't update most of my game settings and I really need to now?!?!

The pictures for me has changed with out changing any other settings, but took up to a week and some changed sooner that others.

I spent some time trying different ways but still got no answer to this problem. I am sure there is some kind of way. But seeing that it probably nor going to be found you can always program you own platform behaviour(Not a new plugin or anything but in construct itself). I have had similar problems with the platform behaviour so I usually make my own, Here: https://freecode666.wordpress.com/2017/ ... -ceilings/

Complex platform behaviour without the construct 2 provide behaviour. Take a look at this and coppy some of the mechanics and add some.

Hope this works for you:)

Sorry I am not sure what your are asking here. Are you saying that when the player hits the walls when jumping/while in jump the player does not reach the max jump line? If so, then are you using the "Bound to layout" behaviour? The "Bound to layout" behaviour messes up the jumping and gravity so instead just use 2 large beams with a solid behaviour on either side of the layout for the walls. To keep the walls in sync with the player, Just set the walls.y to player.y(assuming that the walls hotspot is in the middle for the walls)

You don't need a plugin for this because construct already supports multitouch. You must make paddles respond to touch by a certain Id (Touch.id)

Eg: On paddle touch, set variable "Player_ID"to touch.id

If player_Id = touch id, then set position to touch.position

Here is the formula you must use: V^2 = u^2 + 2aS which becomes: u = sqrt(2aS)

Where S is the distance, u is jump strength, and a is gravity, and v is the final velocity which in your case will always be zero.

Okay so this is how it will work, Make a Global variable called S, a , U

When user presses the Jump key/touch:

• set S to the distance from max jump line to the player(player.y - maxJumpline.y).
• set "a" to the gravity/9.81 of the player(player.behaviour.platform.gravity/9.81) ~ assuming that gravity = x * 9.81, you might fave to test this
• Set U to sqrt(2aS)
• Set jump strength to U
• Simulate player to jump

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