Yann thanks for your reply. Yup that's what I want to do. That's really too bad. I guess I will have to rethink my game concepts and designs.

After some testing, it appears that the maximum angle of slope movement is indeed 45 degrees. Hopefully the good people of Construct 2 might consider an option for this in their next release.

Haha — and — Funny and yet thought provoking as well! Many Game creators really do have a fun perspective!! <img src="smileys/smiley36.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

As someone who has no talent with sound creation, a huge thank you!!

Looks really ...."cool"!! <img src="smileys/smiley4.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Niceee! Thanks!

I use 3D S Max and Photoshop for mostly everything. I really need to learn how to use GIMP. I think I did try it once.....many many years ago :p. Will definitely try some of the 2D and other software recommended here.

I agree with jayderyu that perhaps it depends more on the player.

Personally, I love the stories and pay attention to every cut scenes and CGs. But there are many players who cancel those cut scenes and go straight to the gameplay. Haha I do find myself pushing myself through some very dull and boring gameplay just to know what happens next in the story.

But I do agree that some games concentrate too much on stories until they tend to fell more like a movie. I guess in the end, it depends on the type of player you are targeting, and if you are able get them to play your game. Perhaps with CG, and all that associated with great stories in games, many companies are leaving them out because they are expensive, take time and take up much more space?

In comparison one of the best story games sold

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Hello everyone,

I am new to game programming so please do forgive my newbie question.

How do I change the allowed angle of movement for my platform character? At default it looks close to 45 degrees for angle of climbing a solid. How do I change that?

Thank you to anyone who is able t o share some knowledge with me <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Hello everyone! My name is Kevin and I am a newbie to gamemaking. I love games, but I am really bad at programming, which is why I downloaded Construct 2. I am a freelance 3D animatior, and I hope to learn construct 2 and produce a game of my own, and maybe, just maybe, create a direction in my future. Cheers everyone!