alastair's Forum Posts

  • That plugin seems redundant to me? Subevents can already do all that? Maybe if there was a better example I'd understand its use.

    To do an "if" all it takes me is to add a "local variable":

    <img src="http://i43.tinypic.com/2mwv9c7.png" border="0" />

  • It can be a good idea to turn off the default controls in the behaviour, and to do input commands with events. For behaviours, I think there are actions that "simulate" input commands, so you could have an event with the condition "Left button is down" and then have an additional negated condition which is "down button is not down" (so you don't move while crouching), then have the action say "simulate control left".

    Or maybe another way you could try would be to, while crouching, have an action that sets the sprite's platform vextor X to 0.

  • Oh wow that's interesting, thanks Rojo! So to make it easier for me to understand, I'm going to presume that the "for each" condition is always there after an overlap but just invisible.

    Now that I understand that, it was a simple fix in this case. I replaced the "pick random" condition with a check to see if 'pickingup' variable equaled 0, so that the event was only occurring once.

    Fantastic, thanks for you help.

  • I'm not sure if this is a bug, or if my logic is flawed somewhere in this event. When this pink sprite overlaps a carrot, I want it to only pick 1 of them. So my event reads: Sprite Overlaps Carrot, pick 1 of them at random, however it doesn't seem to care about any picking condition that happens after the overlap and applies the actions to all instances that are being overlapped anyway.

    <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1024727/c2/picking.PNG" border="0" />

    A note: This is a subevent of a button press thing, so it can only happen once.

  • I presume Ashley will eventually add "containers" (what they were called in Construct Classic) which are especially useful for situations like this, and save a lot of hassle. Just hope they come after "families"!

  • When the mouse is placed on the "resizing object name" axis when on a line with "add action", you should not be able to resize since there is no visible line there.

    Illustration showing a red dot that indicates where mouse can resize:

    <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1024727/c2/actionbug.PNG" border="0" />

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    When the mouse is placed on the "resizing condition width" axis and on top of a group, you should not be able to resize since there is no visible line there.

    Illustration showing a red dot that indicates where mouse can resize:

    <img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1024727/c2/groupbug.PNG" border="0" />

  • Yep, Groups & comments are essential for every project.

  • I hope someone does the Awesomium thing, for large projects 30mb isn't that much difference.

  • edit: thought he was talking about glasses type 3D, not polygon 3D. lol.

  • What is "OO" Open Office? Ocean Orange?

  • Where is my son?!

  • If you resize in the picture editor then it will be smaller size.

  • I think Families will help for things like this.

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  • There's more documentation and help for learning C++, why would use GM if that has more support.

  • Yeah it seems like the way to go, thanks.