Wow. Thanks for this question.. I am also making a Multiplayer Physics (Cricket) game.. and although I didn't implement that part yet, I actually did foresee this problem coming! Because with the slightest of lag, the collisions, in my case the exact Bat angle and the trajectory of the ball as seen by non-Host would make no sense.

The Solution: if ball > scrollx ..then.. Toggle Host and re-Sync objects.

Only if that existed.. I don't know if this is even possible during the game? Ashley ?

But for now, I am going ahead with separate screens for batting and bowling, so the users only see their portion of the screen. They don't see how the collision for the other player happened. It will work for you too, but it won't be as fun not seeing "how did the opponent manage to pick that one!".

Looking forward for better solutions too.

I think it's the right time for you to explore and play with variables.

I'll give you a bit of hint, and will let you try out. Besides, I don't know what type of game are you making. But anyway:

You want the next box to Start moving (after the previous box stops) provided that a Key was pressed in between the tween. Correct? For this, you can merge my solution with that of Kyatric.

You'll have two variables (Boolean): Tweening, and keyPressed (default: False)

That keyPressed variable will set true whenever a Key is pressed and it will remember (stay as true) that the key was pressed while the box was moving despite the actual key is released.

Then, "On Tween Finished" you should also check with another condition (is keyPressed?), if yes, then it should call the Function to start the next box Tween. (or you can do as I did, select whichever you want to move, by Picking).

Important: keyPressed should be set as False as soon as the box starts its Tween.

Yep.

Kyatric solution should work for you.

If you don't want sequential, and want to move upon a different event, then you can instead have a global check like this:

I can see the mistake. You need to have the 'isPlaying' condition as a deeper sub-event to allow that Wait 1 second to really spend 1 second before moving on to its sub-event. See screenshot.

At the moment, there are three sub-events under Start of Layout, and it checks for all of the three instantly - Hence, a wait 1 second in the middle doesn't affect the sequence or timing as there is technically no action after Wait 1 second.

You're doing an amazing work Chadori. Hats off to your skills! and Congratulations on completing your undergraduate degree!

I have one request, please read it to the end, trust me I understand why you would always keep it as a FULL bundle, but hear me out:

A lot of C2/C3 dev, like myself, cannot afford $100. Seriously. Just cant. There is no way. And yet we really need only one or two of your awesome plugins. My win-win suggestion to you is:

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C'mon, think about it. Isn't it win-win? I assure you, you'll get 100s of purchases that day. And from then onwards, you may continue with $100. For ever.

PLEEEEEEEEEASE ! Thank you so much for reading.

I have gone through the forum and tutorials. I am still confused about one thing.

What I want is to let players join a common Lobby where they see all other players. Then they can select to invite a player for a 1-on-1 game. (I can handle the 1-on-1 part very well).

I know Blackhornet posted a tutorial on this: construct.net/en/tutorials/tic-tac-toe-part-multiplayer-639 But the problem is, the lobby is created by a player host, and when the host disconnects, all the players are kicked (obviously). Which also defies the whole concept of a Lobby.

Question is: Do I need to buy a separate Signalling Server (such as: scirra.com/store/game-making-tools/multiplayer-signalling-server-161) and expect to have a Lobby (Host) running from the server-end instead of 'players becoming the hosts'. Would that work?

OR. Can it be done without buying the signalling server and using the free Scirra signalling server as well? - if so, How? there are no tutorials for a non-player-host based Lobby.

Please guide. Thank you.

Hi.. Even with the R158 (Beta), the navigation panel does not hide from a fullscreen Android build.

Here are my observations:

1) Before R158, the problem was that it would show up for the Input text box, i.e. when the native keyboard pops-up. When the keyboard hides, the navigation panel didn't use to hide. We'd need to pull the status bar and release it to hide everything.

2) With the R157, as I notice, when the Google Play signs in, the Navigation Panel shows up (not even transparent - it's opaque) and it's persistent. Meaning, I cannot even hide it manually. Nor, does it hide with Browser fullscreen. I even tried Fullscreen, letterbox, then scale outer, etc. Doesn't work.

This is very annoying, since the game needs to be Fullscreen, and it overlaps with some portion of the game.

Anyone else faced this?

Any solution?

How do I report it officially, since this is clearly a bug.

Thanks,

Hasan