System > For each(ordered) >

Object: Box

Expression: Box.height

Order: descending

---> System > Compare 2 values> loopindex = 0 > box set color green

loopindex = 0 > box set color red

else > box set color orange

Angular damping

The rate the object slows down over time while spinning, from 0 (no slowdown at all) to 1 (maximum slowdown).

Just add the drag and drog behaviour to the other pieces as well

Check out the capx.

I pinned 3rd object to 2nd and 2nd to 1st.

Also added drag/drop to the 1st object(black one) so you can see how they move together and you can edit each ones collision box

Does all frames of your EnemyAnimation use the same collision box? if not try forcing them to do so, as it can cause some bugs if they are different.

I'm not sure if that is what you are after, also I never used the MoveTo behaviour.

But in case you want to move an object on top of another moving object, a key to make this work is to add the bototom object velocity to the top object velocity.

Something like this:

Top object overlaps bottom object at offset 0,5 (or -5, not sure)

TopObject > set position > topObject.x + bottomObject.velocity.x, topObject.y + bottomObject.velocity.y

Check the capx. Note that the default controls property of the sprites with 8 movement behaviour must be set to "NO"

Just add the behaviour bound to layout

There you go

codah ramones

Thanks so much for taking your time to have a look at it.

At first I didn't have the mouse clicks to group them all together, that's why the every tick event was there, I completely forgot to take that out though. Thanks for pointing that out.

10/11 were a copy paste error for sure. my bad.

About all the picking conditions, that capx was exactly what I was looking for, I didn't know I could use for loops ( although their pretty basic stuff in proggraming, I was like "how can the engine don't have it" ).

Now it looks clean and everything makes sense. About the topic, I messed around alot with the picking stuff while writing the topic and forgot to change the tile.

Thanks guys.

It is with physics objects, Imagine you have objects A, B and C. All of them need the physics behaviour.

On key press:

• A > Enable Physics collisions with B
• A > Enable Physics collisions with C
• B > DisablePhysics collisions with C

thats all you need

I'm looking to make a game similar to this one: http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/wings.htm

I managed to make it work as intended as least for a starting point, I usually like to have an idea of how I'm gonna build the whole game before starting and since I'm not very familiar with Construct's picking system I came here ask for some help before going on in this game.

I've a programming background but I seem to get pretty lost with all this blocks structure, so any tips are also welcome.

Please have a look at the capx, mouse control main bird, click spawn follower bird at random position, you pass over a bird and it starts following you.

My question is "How do I 'maker it better/cleaner' ".