Super mario style movement

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- Fabian Luarte
- - Joined 22 Nov, 2013
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Super mario style movement with the plataform behavior

Z = Jump

X = Run
- rigar
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It doesn't work. There isonly a SFX folder and a "cap" archive. Y have renamed de "mario.cap" to "mario.capx" (I supposed It onnly was a simply extension fail name), but I tried to open and Construct 2 said that is "impossible to unzip file".

Solutions?

Thanks.
- zenox98
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rigar

It doesn't work. There isonly a SFX folder and a "cap" archive. Y have renamed de "mario.cap" to "mario.capx" (I supposed It onnly was a simply extension fail name), but I tried to open and Construct 2 said that is "impossible to unzip file".

Solutions?

Thanks.

The file is valid.

You are in the Construct Classic section.

This is a file for the now 'retired' Construct Classic, and it uses .cap format of files, which is not usable in C2.
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- rigar
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rigar
> It doesn't work. There isonly a SFX folder and a "cap" archive. Y have renamed de "mario.cap" to "mario.capx" (I supposed It onnly was a simply extension fail name), but I tried to open and Construct 2 said that is "impossible to unzip file".

>

> Solutions?

>

> Thanks.

>

The file is valid.

You are in the Construct Classic section.

This is a file for the now 'retired' Construct Classic, and it uses .cap format of files, which is not usable in C2.

Ok, I didn't notice that. Thanks a lot for your quick response. I apologize again.