Something like this

Add Tween behaviour and tween (one property) Opacity to 100 over X seconds. Just set the sprite's Opacity to 0 before.

Damn im dumb lol. Thank you!

I want to learn how to make an object start with 0% transparency (opacity) and go all the way to 100% in x seconds (not looped btw. just one time)

Add another Animation to the button you want to break. Create a couple frames with each one shattering pieces off in all directions. Call the animation Break or whatever you desire.

In Event Sheet, create an Event that when your character plays an attack animation and then Add another condition where player collides with button: Now Add the Action. Set Button Animation to Break (or whatever you named it. I’d also add another action that uses System-Wait-0.25 (setting the time). Then add 3rd action-Button-Destroy (so it can no longer be affected by player or until you reset it.)

alr thanks!

—like this?

https://project.isnet.ru/c2forum/scirra/2.c3p

Perfect. this is exactly what i was looking for! Thank you

In the sprite's actions, look for these:

Tween one property

Tween two properties

You'll find everything there.

Thank you :)

Add 'Tween' behavior to that object.

Use two Tween actions:

Tween: Opacity, End value: 0, time: 1 sec, loop ON

Tween: Scale, End Value: 1.4, time: 1 sec, loop ON

Hello, i cannot find the "Opacity" and "Scale".

I have created "On start of layout" and added the "Tween behaviour" like you said but i cant find the "Opacity" and "Scale".

I want to make something like this:

(i have created this in clickteam and would like to know how would i be able to do it in construct 3)

> Shortcut would be good enough

Would you mind giving this slightly edited version a try real quick. It just sets the window to 0, 0. Hopefully this will work as expected.

Download: github.com/TheRealDannyyy/Construct-3-Desktop-Launcher/raw/master/Workspace/Experiments/WindowCenterTest/Window0Test.exe

(— Thanks for your help and reporting this issue!)

It works, Thank you for this fix and ill be waiting for the launcher to be updated :)

> Oops, sorry about the way. I tested it but doesnt seem to work even after pressing space. It seems its something to do in my end anyways rip.

Looks like your OS is reporting wrong window position values. It only seems to be the reporting that's bugged since the debug text below displays the correct absolute position of the window.

I see two possible solutions to this problem. I could add a shortcut to set the window position to 0, 0 (top-left corner of the screen). Another option could be to save the window position for each session for both the launcher and updater.

Would the shortcut be good enough or should the window position be saved as well?

Shortcut would be good enough