Maybe you can remove it temporarily, then switch to C3 runtime, and add it back.
Hello, I recently saw this game.
https://www.construct.net/en/free-online-games/perspective-3d-test-3932/play.
I am wondering how this is even possible in C3 because its a 2d engine. This would be awesome to make games with.
First create an image point on the animation where you want the gun to be. Then set the gun position to the image point. After that, compare the mouse x to check if the mouse is on the left or right side. If the mouse is on the other side, mirror the gun.
You could maybe edit the sound so that it lasts 5 seconds but only plays for beginning.
You probably don't need to make diagonal animations if you already have 4 (up,down,left,right). As long as you just move in 8 direction, then 4 should look fine.
very cool :)
hyem
The reason you cant open the project is because I made it in C3. I tried Changing the runtime from C3 to C2 but I used the "Tween" behavior and that isnt supported in C2. Unfortunately I don't know how to create that effect in C2 without the use of the "Tween" behavior.
This is what it looked like:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EEul7R1ywiZKZ1TKelkQjGPocp0q1khM/view?usp=sharing
In the top right there should be a download button. Once you've downloaded the file, open construct and click open project from file.
Maybe something like this?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10CYtNZMxY-t1E_HtQ7BWXpwSA0oCW8y-/view?usp=sharing
You can use the "PickedCount" expression to tell you how many instances of an object you have.
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You could use collision tags to tell the object what it can and cannot collide with.
Whoops I misread what you had said, so when I went to test it earlier I made it wrong. It works great though, thanks.
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