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  • It's your collision box on your player sprite. Double click the players sprite to go into the image editor, then click on Set Collision Polygons (bottom left side). Set the polygon to a square shape (right click, set to bounding box).

  • If you want to post your capx I'll take a look for you.

  • In your project property settings try setting the following:

    sampling: point

    pixel rounding: on

    fullscreen scaling: high

  • To be honest I went into this thinking that I wasn't going to like it. With that being said, I really enjoyed it a lot! When I finished the level I found myself wanting to play more. The way you have the obstacles set up is exactly how it should be done in games like this. Your image memory is quite high and I'm not sure why for such a small level. Are you using a big background image rather then tiles? That may be something to look into moving forward. Also, I'm not really digging the art style of the player character. IMO it doesn't really fit with the rest of the art (which I think is great). Good work so far!

  • No problem. I'm glad you got it figured out.

  • AlceX Yes, the original Zelda games are an influence for Endoro's Quest as they were favorites from my childhood. I'll take a look at the youtube videos, they sound interesting. Thanks.

  • If you post a capx or even an image of your event sheet it will make it much easier for us to figure out what's going on. Also, in the future, please post stuff like this in the "How do I" section of the forum as this is not a Construct 2 bug.

  • I've had the same issue myself. You'll want to use the container method spacedoubt stated above. Using the second method causes trouble if you have a lot of sprites.

  • I'm pretty sure that's what I did in one of my games in the past. I made it 2x2 pixels or something and then just had it always follow above the player to detect overlaps.

  • You could try pinning an invisible sprite above the sprite and check if that is overlapping a solid object or not.

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  • Yeah, I figured as much, but I wanted to put it out there anyways since you asked for feedback on the editor. I'm sure it's going to turn out amazing. As usual if you need any help just let me know.

  • The game mechanics part are great for the most part, barring the few bugs which you already know about. The editor part will need some work if you're planning on charging for it. In my opinion it needs a cleaner and more intuitive interface. A drag and drop would be really good. As an example, instead of having all the different buttons, you could do something like have a scrollable area at the bottom (or side) of the screen with all the different parts which can be added in it. If you click on or touch a part it cycles through the possible colors. A styled slidebar just under or beside the part could size it up and down etc. Once the part is ready you just drag it where you want. Even better, make it so that the parts can be edited even after being placed. Make it so you can touch/click directly on the wall, floor, cabinet etc to cycle through those options. Basically just clean up the look of the editor and make it a bit easier to use. I hope that makes sense. Sometimes I have trouble putting what's in my head into words which others can understand well.

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