How do I have Bullet Behavior without rotation.

I'm currently making a game based off the scirra.com/tutorials/37/beginners-guide-to-construct-2/page-3 Top Down Shooter tutorial, I'm using Bullet Behavior for the enemies' AI. I want to know if it's possible to have the enemy's image not rotate while moving around at different angles. Or should I use a different behavior for the enemy AI to accomplish this?

Just change "Set angle" to No in the object's properties for the bullet behavior (same place you can set initial speed, etc.).

Something I use myself is to divide player's and enemy alike into 2 different events.

One controls movement and the other control the animations

On the start of the layout all you need to is pin the animation events to the movement events

By doing this you can perform all the actions you wish them to carry out without actually making their visuals alter too much

Good luck!

Chris

Something I use myself is to divide player's and enemy alike into 2 different events.

One controls movement and the other control the animations

On the start of the layout all you need to is pin the animation events to the movement events

By doing this you can perform all the actions you wish them to carry out without actually making their visuals alter too much

Good luck!

Chris

Thanks! I tried that and it worked!

I have this issue though. I've set it for every 3 seconds: It'll spawn the enemy box/enemy movement event and it's animation event. Once the player defeats the enemy, the hit box gets destroyed but the animation stays in place. I've added the event once the hitbox gets destroyed, destroy the animation. However it effects all the enemies animations as well. How do I fix this?

I'm really pleased it worked for you

Your issue on the other hand doesn't sound like it works for you lmao.

quick resolve for now; before the enemy is destroyed, try teleporting the enemy outside of the layout (with the pinned animation) and have the animation have the behaviour "Destroy outside layout"

not the most optimal way but that will work.

I will come up with a better solution for you

you could use Containers

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wow...I actually forgot about containers.... Nice Yer they will work hehe

Thanks guys! That did the trick!