Awesomenauts!

Monumental I swore you could do that on everything under the project tree! I haven't had a game with more than 20 families in it so I've never thought about it. But in a big game I could see this being useful.

shinkan wow thanks! I must have missed this in the manual! learn something new everyday.

tomhaiger instead of changing out the actual sprite objects, you could make one sprite object with multiple animations and have the sprite have an instance variable that holds the score (or whatever 1000 to 5000 means, I assumed points)

When the score hits 123,456. Change the sprite's animation and the value in the instance variable. So none of the game logic has changed, just what the sprite looks like and the number used in the instance variable.

On the layout's properties, you can select which event sheet is associated with it. Or, if you have an event sheet for the new layout already, you can include another event sheet in that event sheet by right clicking on the event sheet to get a context menu, then selecting include sheet.

Great weekend jam brent_hamel

Ashley Very well said.

As a software developer, I have to weigh these options too and its not easy. Its not just keeping your users happy, its balancing out maintainability, usability, all kinds of other ilities, developer use, performance, etc....

In the end I would rather the tool/lib I'm using be correct, resulting in changes to my stuff, rather than hoping developers shiv in some code patch to make sure my specific version works the next time I go to change it.

Negative infinity.

cvp I don't know if you can really do that.

Check out the C2 Manual for Text Boxes, Sprite Fonts, and Web Fonts. You will have to copy the plain text into one of the controls for these features, and then mess with the styling again. You could also load the text from a plain text file.

Also this article tut: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/328/us ... onstruct-2

And this one https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/807/ho ... -game-talk

Blacksmith Congrats!

Blacksmith Wow, thanks! These are great.

And there went 30 minutes of my workday.... Nice prototype!