Hi everybody

I'm building a game where a ball "rolls" on platforms. When it meets a wall, you can roll on that wall, then on the roof,etc. I'm using the platform behavior, mainly because it allows me to check if there's a wall, which is perfect for my game. You can see how i did it in the capX linked to this topic.

My main problem is, since i use the platform behavior, my ball falls instead of staying on the ground. i kind of managed the problem by changing the gravity angle when the ball is falling, but it isn't smooth at all, and if you keep pressing two directions at the same time, the ball just randomly flies off somewhere.

Do you know a way of binding the ball to the ground? I already tried using the 8 direction behavior for moving, but the ball doesn't roll on the soft edges anymore.

I tried to pin the ball (rope style) to the platform, but it just pins it to the first platform sprite i used. If i pin it to a tileset, it pins to the origin of the tileset, which isn't better.

I tried a lot of things, but i'm sure there's something i missed.

Thanks in advance for your help!

that's... just... perfect .

thanks a lot, it's been a while since i used construct 2 and i completely forgot this!.

on the other hand, it doesn't answer why the gain audio effect only works for decreasing the audio...

Hi there !

i have a pretty simple question, yet i can't find any way to do it : How can i add gain to a sound?

i managed to reduce the volume by adding negative Dbs, like "add effect to tag"" (-3db)", but adding 3 db dosen't seem to work. i don't know what's wrong here, but it's pretty crazy. here is a capx to show you this : http://www.mediafire.com/download/xt8z1 ... s+son.capx

the only thing i'd like to do is to add more volume (more gain if you prefer) to the sounds everytime i click on the middle ou right button. but it doesn't work at all. i tried to add +3db, but the + isn't accepted, and -(-3)db dosen't work too, so i'm stuck.

i suppose there is a really simple solution, but i tried a lot of things before posting here, and could'nt find any .

thank you for your future help