How do I move object on curved lane?

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  • hey guys,

    how to make the arrow move only on the curved lane using mouse drag

  • I threw together a quick example for you. You can easily restrict the x position of the slider by setting the drag and drop behavior to just use the horizontal axis and then defining a maximum distance from the center of the background. To get the slider object to stay on the curved paths Y position though, you need to do some math. You'll need to figure out the radius of the circle path you want to follow. Everything else should be provided.

    Construct 2

    drive.google.com/file/d/1-kb24OJNNeBwANyilb4Egmu2MOgdJzp4/view

    Construct 3

    drive.google.com/file/d/1RYz8XO_3vOnp4fzQUoVHnk5Ojx2aY5oj/view

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  • Why did you post the same question in C2 and C3 forums? What version of Construct are you using?

  • Hello,

    Sorry, I think construct 2 and construct 3 have the same action so if I use construct 3 and I use construct action 2 it can still run. I am asking in construct 2 forum because in this 2 construct forum there are many questions about curves.

  • Thanks, it's working fine. but i don't understand about math in this matter, but its ok i will learn it.

    I through together a quick example for you. You can easily restrict the x position of the slider by setting the drag and drop behavior to just use the horizontal axis and then defining a maximum distance from the center of the background. To get the slider object to stay on the curved paths Y position though, you need to do some math. You'll need to figure out the radius of the circle path you want to follow. Everything else should be provided.

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RYz8XO_3vOnp4fzQUoVHnk5Ojx2aY5oj/view?usp=sharing

  • Thanks, it's working fine. but i don't understand about math in this matter, but its ok i will learn it.

    Not sure what you mean here. The math is done for you. As I stated before, all you need is the radius. Your curve is a portion of a circle. You need to figure out what the radius of the full circle would be and set that value as the Radius variable value.

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