I understand what you saying.

On my local preview mode I can notice jumpyness but on a published project It is much smoother.

Thanks, if the finished product is smoother, then its fine.

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> > You have to make sure every frame and every anchor point.

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> This is not the problem, even non animated sprites appear jumpy

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You're going to have to Crtl+F your events and find every event you've added to the sprite that is jumpy to see if anything could have caused it to act like that.

No events should cause the jumpyness. All of the sprite objects jump periodically, and one is controlled just by a bullet behavior whose speed is changed only once by the events, so if it were the cause, it would only jump once.

You have to make sure every frame and every anchor point.

This is not the problem, even non animated sprites appear jumpy

\Can you upload a image for the problem.

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A single image won't show what I'm talking about.

Say one of the sprites is moving to the right, periodically, the object will "teleport" slightly, but noticeably, further ahead, making movement look choppy.

I'm trying to make a simple tank/shooter game, but the movement of the sprites seems to periodically 'jump', when I run the layout in debug mode, the framerate is 35-40 FPS even when there are many objects on screen. I haven't found any other posts about this problem, so I don't know if it's just my PC, so please help.

I've included the project file in a Dropbox link, the upload on the forum doesn't seem to work right now:

https(colon)(Slash)www(dot)dropbox.com(slash)s(slash)26jzixujfz4b5gi(slash)C2Tank.capx

Hi,

I'm VeryConfused from the U.S.

I found Construct from a search about game making software,

I like to use it for both actual game development and working prototypes, and I hope to make good games someday :/

Construct 2 is fun to use, I also use Blender, Unity and Cocos2D for game development.