Yeah, I'm afraid you haven't quite got that right.

You've got this:

Player 3 > Is overlapping Player 2

Player 3 > Is overlapping Player 1

Right now, this event only executes if BOTH conditions are true. We don't want that (it's extremely unlikely that all 3 objects will overlap, so this will basically never run) - we want it to run if EITHER condition is true.

To do that, you need to add "OR". To do this, right-click on the condition block and click "Make 'OR' block".

That will give you

Player 3 > Is overlapping Player 2

OR Player 3 > Is overlapping Player 1

:)

Looks great! Glad you got it working :D

One thing I've done in the past is to use an invisible helper sprite with Image Points laid out in the formation(s) I need. Then you can just place that helper sprite where you want the enemy formation to spawn, and spawn a baddie at each one of the Image Points.

It doesn't have to be that complicated. All you need to do is randomly pick one of the 3 values to be a low range. You can do it with one event :)

Why not set color to:

choose(rgbEx(random(0,25),random(75,100),random(75,100)),rgbEx(random(75,100),random(0,25),random(75,100)),rgbEx(random(75,100),random(75,100),random(0,25)))

I've tested this and I think it works pretty well :)

You can use spriteName.PolyPointXAt(index), spriteName.PolyPointYAt(index) for this.

Also there is spriteName.PolyPointCount to tell you how many collision polygon points there are :)

Hiya! Here's an excerpt from the manual:

Stop loop

Stop a Repeat, For or For each loop currently running. These loops are system conditions. The rest of the event's actions and subevents will still complete, but the loop will not run any further after that.

This means that in your logic here, the loop is stopped but Construct still executes the remaining sub-event.

You need to restructure your events :)

Hmmmm. I guess maybe you could do something manually, like... I dunno. An invisible sprite overlaying the whole slope, and when the player is overlapping it + is on the floor you move their X/Y coordinates at a 45 degree angle, perhaps? 🤔

Chrome on Mac is actually the Safari browser, so consider checking Sfari's settings.

Uhhhh... what? Chrome isn't Safari. Chrome is Chrome, Safari is Safari.

In any case, I have looked through every browser & OS menu I can find and haven't been able to disable this behaviour. It really seems like a C3 issue.

What the best resolution of the ViewPort Size for this kind of game ?

Im using 16:9 / 854 by 480

Can I use 16:9 / 426 by 240?

You can use whatever you want! It's as much an artistic choice as anything else. Smaller resolutions will obviously perform better, but you may not like how things look at too low-res. It's a balancing act. Sometimes when I start a pixel art game project, I'll make a few test images at different resolutions to see what looks the best and what I'm the most happy with.

if I increase to 1920 by 1080 , it will force me to have images larger than I should use in a small resolution correct ?

Correct.

I mean I want to have a game with a good performance , with nice resolution and that fit all devices .

A noble goal, but you might find it's a good idea to get more specific about the devices you want to target. When you say "all devices", are you including mobile apps? You will likely have difficulty finding a resolution that performs well on mobile while also looking good on desktop PCs. And more to the point, few types of games are equally suited to PC, consoles, and mobile (most kinds of games work best on one platform or another). So rather than trying to please literally everybody, you may find it helps to pick one target platform and work towards that.