There's a few ways of handling this depending on the specific behaviour you're after. Do you want the player to be able to move freely inside the circle, or only around the outside of the circle?

If the player can move freely within the circle its quite simple, use this event, just make sure to doublecheck the image point of the player character and collision polygon of the circle.

http://imgur.com/vDeDxdQ

If you want to have the player only able to move around the outer edge, I would create a second smaller and invisible circle sprite, and place it inside the first circle, again making sure the collision polygon fits, and edit the event like this :

http://imgur.com/FF7JADV

Hope that helps!

EDIT : For some odd reason the forum doesn't like my images, put links to them in instead.

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Sorry if theres a thread for it somewhere, but Octobers Ludum Dare challenge is to make a dollar!

Ludum Dare 31 has a gathering in London! I don't suppose any other C2ers will be about down there?

Lordshiva1948 posts a really good example, but if using the pathfinding behaviour is not your thing, I made a tutorial specifically for this problem. Go check out my AI Racer tutorial here : https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1051/bite-sized-game-development-basic-ai-for-top-down-racing-games

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I did it on dropbox but make sure its in the public folder and then 'get public link'. That worked for me. Of course you can delete them later if you don't want to keep them in your public folder.

Tom Alternative upload via URL worked, strange that I was getting that error then! Oh well thanks for checking it out, I will use via URL from now on.

Currently attempting to upload a .zip file to my seller account gives me a :

Server Error

404 - File or directory not found.

The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

on both chrome or IE. Are there server issues at present?

Sorry for the double post but it seems I've misplaced the capx for my boulderdash game, I was going to grab a few screenshots of the events from that! Whoops!

However, a perhaps better workaround is giving all the blocks the platformer and solid behaviours, and turning off default controls for the platformer. This negates the need to use 'overlapping at offset' entirely, which I have had some issues with a few times in C2.

Give it a go and let me know how it goes!

I can see the video and I would like to know if inquiesco 's solution worked, as it sounds like a winner.

If it doesn't work, I wonder if changing any other numbers in the pathfinding behaviour would have any effect, or substituting the 'On pathing arrived' with an 'On collision with' for the enemy sprite.

Hi all, im not sure if this is the right place to post this, but hey ho.

I was originally going to post in the 'Looking for team' forums asking for a 2D artist to help me out on my next bite sized development tutorial, but after consideration, I'd just like to try and improve my own skills for the moment.

Theres a lot of tutorials on making better artwork out there, and its a little bit overwhelming on where to start, so for starters I thought I'd ask for opinions on how to make my avatar image look better, to make my avatar I basically edited pixel by pixel the C2 logo, but it still looks a little rough around the edges, I'd like to improve it as its my little icon not only here but also in places like twitter, and I'd like to make a good first impression, naturally.

Any and all suggestions are appreciated but I'm especially interested in anyone who has improved their own spritemaking skills over time.