the main thing is to have a look at the method I used. However see if this helps with the jumping

edit: what I'm saying is to use state variables like moving, jumping, etc. if not a full-on state machine.

I'll leave you to add the grenade tossing states

Ah, okay, I've got it now. I didn't know you could just do a 'compare variable' condition in that situation! Thank you for the help!

no worries, good luck

see if this helps. see the Group "codah"

I don't know how to use it for my picking. I did say I was unable to figure it out in my above post.

I gave you the code

Instead of

[quote:2qpjyvzr]levelButton | Pick instance with UID 140

use

[quote:2qpjyvzr]levelButton | myLevel = atLevel

I changed 'ID' from previous post to 'myLevel'

edit: if you feel like posting your capx I can have a look

IMO you shouldn't use UID. Just have an ID value of your own in each button (say, the corresponding level number) and use that in your picking (i.e. levelButton: ID = atLevel)

edit: as described in other thread?

You want to go from beta back to stable, so currently it should have the beta version, so you should change it to the stable version # if I'm understanding correctly. Then yes reinstall stable and it should load. Providing you haven't used any new features, and as always, it's at your own risk

You can change the version number manually in the caproj file to back to the stable version, but back up first!

Also you should have autosave on. I have it set to 20 min and so I can only lose at most 20 min work.

So the problem is in intel xdk i see

just rebuild with 'beta' crosswalk selected and it should be fine. I just updated an app and the warning has gone (well, that could be because it's just updated..).

Could you run it in preview (browser) and resize the window to suit, then screenshot and copy/paste out of it? Using a smart screen grabber would make that easier. For the 'native' resolution you could export a nodewebkit, window-frameless then when you alt-prtscr you get only the game screen.

Sounds great thanks for sharing this

Lots of people

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=121003&p=874490&hilit=ssl+warning#p874490

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=146&t=101139&p=867175&hilit=ssl+warning#p867175

Btw I find it amusing that we have that many users well-versed in the art of programming C2 claims "no programming required" (which I personally find a bit misleading, the logic of event sheets is similar to light/gameplay-programming), yet it attracts people with a technical background ! Mostly for the productivity when creating small applications or testing prototypes, I guess.

Yes somehow after looking at many game dev tools, I knew immediately that C2 was for me. Don't ask me how, it was kind of weird. I also find a knowledge of concurrent programming concepts, not to mention traditional coding in general, helps a lot (despite having to unlearn a lot of stuff). I think those without prior coding experience perhaps miss out on some aspects, but it's not really missing out because each user finds what they need I guess.