0% Opacity versus Invisible?

Post reply

❤Follow Topic(3)

0 favourites

4 posts

From the Asset Store

Invisible Window - Construct 3

$10 USD

Get Ready for the New Wave of "Bottom Screen" Games!

Manolloz

- nettemple
- - Joined 8 May, 2018
  - 59 topics • 148 posts
- 1
- 5 Nov, 2019
- Quote
Several questions are related to opacity and invisible (and collisions)

I have a TOUCH event on a sprite object...

1- if my sprite object is at 0 opacity, will it still work on touch?

2- if my sprite object is invisible, will,it still work on touch?

3- if my sprite object has COLLISION DISABLED, will it still work on touch (or does this just effect collision with other objects)?

4- if I have two TOUCH objects overlapping slightly, which object will work on touch (the top object?)
Tagged:

invisible
opacity
Try Construct 3

Develop games in your browser. Powerful, performant & highly capable.
Try Now Construct 3 users don't see these ads
- dop2000
- - Joined 26 May, 2016
  - 139 topics • 12,703 posts
- 1
- 6 Nov, 2019
- Quote
You can easily test all these things yourself.
1. 1. yes
2. 2. yes
3. 3. yes
4. 4. If you touched two objects, "On touched object" event will be triggered for both objects.
You can add "Is visible" or "Is collision enabled" or "Opacity=100" as a second condition to "On touched object" event, to exclude objects which you don't want to be touched.
- nettemple
- - Joined 8 May, 2018
  - 59 topics • 148 posts
- 1
- 6 Nov, 2019
- Quote
Trust me Ive tested and tested and are getting mixed and inconsistent results... For example, the overlapping touchable sprites are hit and miss, and only work if I hit areas that don't overlap. So if all of these STILL keep the touch sprite "functional", what is the best practice to disable? Are you suggesting a IF statement (if visible, if opacity,...) I would have thought there would be a simple disable property. Thank you for your reply.
- dop2000
- - Joined 26 May, 2016
  - 139 topics • 12,703 posts
- 1
- 6 Nov, 2019
- Quote
If you touch two different objects in the area where they are overlapping, then "On touched object" will be triggered for both of them.

If you touch two overlapping instances of the same object, then this event will be triggered once, but will pick both instances. You can use "For each" inside this event.

.

Basically when you touch the screen, you touch all objects in this point, including invisible, with disabled collisions, on invisible layers etc.

For example, if you have multiple buttons sprites on different layers (HUD, GameOver, GamePaused), you can do this:
On Button touched Button: is visible System: Layer Button.LayerNumber is visible