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- alastair
- - Joined 14 Jul, 2007
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- 9 Apr, 2009
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lol, I looked up platformer art on google and this was the first result
- alastair
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- 4 Apr, 2009
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no worries!
- alastair
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- 2 Apr, 2009
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I haven't check construct's skins in years, I'll have to see if there is already a pink one!
- alastair
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- 1 Apr, 2009
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I really want to use that pink skin!
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- alastair
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- 31 Mar, 2009
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Yeah I see your point, there doesn't seem like a proper solution.

Haven't tried this, but maybe a work around could be: Have an invisible piece situated where the ground would be and give it the bone-movement, then join your main body piece to that piece then you'll be able to move all the body parts anywhere you like!
- alastair
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- 31 Mar, 2009
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yeah didn't really seem relevant to the topic

The main thing it would improve with this feature, is for allowing more 'vertical movement' in the animations. Instead of having stiff running animations where only the limbs around you move.

However, I guess this could be solved by not choosing to have the 'torso' part as the central peice of the bone-movement.
- alastair
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- 25 Mar, 2009
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So what does that mean?
- alastair
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- 24 Mar, 2009
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thanks for the ideas
- alastair
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- 22 Mar, 2009
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Just wondering if you can give the platform behaviour to two objects, so you can have like 2 player. It seems they would have to share the same controls. Is there a way around this?
- alastair
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- 21 Mar, 2009
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Damn, its awesome to see how far this program is coming along.
- alastair
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- 20 Mar, 2009
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Fair enough
- alastair
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- 20 Mar, 2009
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You can already make an isometric snap grid quite easily, but did you just mean display wise?