Thanks for the link and advices.

Indeed you have games with lots of installs, well done!

Thanks a lot igortyhon!

I realised my error when reading :

It's not a Trigger

So, I just added Trigger once and it was solved!

I often talk with friends about the event system and I can't remember yet that the event sheet is "a kind of game loop", so as you said It will be executed many times....

Unfortunately my game (a simple mahjong) has been rejected on CrazyGames, but anyway, I'm happy solving this problem. Thanks again.

By the way, where can we play your games ?

Thanks for your quick replies !

Snakegbr I don't get exactly what you mean, setting variables from the result of the conditions and use it after in another condition ? What would do another function in this case ? (if you could write it in pseudo-algorithm you're welcome but it's ok if you don't ;))

R0J0hound Thanks for the confirmation and for giving me a quick view of the event system. I used Construct 2 some time ago, I came back to C3 to give it a chance again, or inversly, C3 could give me a chance to achieve my projects in another way :D

And you're right, the picking part is very specific. The code you see here is for a mahjong game, and I had to discover the Pick top instance action which is very useful in that kind of game !

I know the developer (or game designer) must stick to the engine if he wants to get the maximum of it, like any other engine. I still find C3 very user-friendly and very quick to setup things, but I have to learn again from it !

I recently made a remake of Apple Season by Orisinal but haven't pushed it to the forum or Scirra Arcade yet.

Thanks again for the code review.

Hi there,

I just face a behavior that seems different from programming languages.

The Set return value action.

If I do not create Else branches, the different conditions are evaluated one by one.

My question : does the Set return value action just set the value that will be returned at the end of the function ? If so, is there a way to get out of the function like a "classic" return ?

QuaziGNRLnose : plug-in bought to support your work and interested in trying to make mahjong 3d and dungeon crawler ( Ubivis ^^ )

anyone figured out already on how to repeat a material?

Demo Instead of that washy streched texture, it should be drawn over and over again until the whole object is covered.

My PC is hanging out a bit while trying the demo. And the window is hanging too (like an infinite loop or something).

Wow! Oh Wow! 3D for C2?! Me interest max!! Not sure why, but I can't test out the tinytank demo. I see the instructions but get a blank black screen. Really want to see what this baby is capable of doing!

Got the same at first load. Try to reload the page and wait again. You can also open the debug bar of your browser to see if there is any JS bug or other.

By the way, great work QuaziGNRLnose Your approach is really nice (trying to get the maximum of the actual possibilities of the SDK).

Hi everyone. Working on a retro style platformer based around my band Thee Eviltones. I've made a quick trailer for it, let me know what u think. Cheers!

(Hope this link works for you)

http://www.theeeviltones.co.uk/trailer/trailer.mp4

Nice retro style, reminds me the game "Adams Family" on 8bit/16bit machines <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt=";)" title="Wink">

Hello,this is the game i am working on.I hope you like it and any feedback is much appreciated.

http://vimeo.com/90912976

Hello,

Pro:

Nice graphism and animations <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">

I like the shield functionnality, the archers.

Cons:

At a first sight, perhaps the game seems a bit "heavy", the hero moves relativly slow, I mean it seems to lack a bit of nervosity.

Celtic music in Sparta <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile"> ?

I would say this game is globally appealling and needs to go further : more dynamic gameplay and much precise objective of the game (scenario ?).

A good start <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">