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  • 20 Feb, 2015
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  Not that there aren't sub-layers to that.

  Publishing, promotion, etc.

  All kinds of third party support.

• • newt
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  It would depend on what you are doing, or object you are using.

  Distance() is a system expression.

  On object clicked, for each tile, system compare distance()<radius, do foo.

  Tilemaps would be a much different approach.

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  Dont forget the final layer Jayjay, the app creator.

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  So long LMK, hope you found piece.

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  I rather liked Steambirds, with its turn based tactics, but they ruined the ios version with ads.

  I keep promising myself to make something similiar, but I keep putting it off.

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  For each tile

  distance(tile.x,tile.y,yourcenter.x,yourcenter.y)<radius do stuff

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  • 20 Feb, 2015
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  As usual a lot of speculation.

  Your options are learn to code, or use C2.

  Thats about a simple as it gets for now, as nobody has made a "big" game with it.

  That is to say nobody was able, or willing, to work within its specific limitations.

  Not that you won't suffer just as many, if not more on any other platform, engine, codebase, etc.

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  • 18 Feb, 2015
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  Thats why I was interested in the division method, its just pick a wall, divide a wall... with a some recursion.

  Its the picking that gets complicated.

  On the other hand it fits well for tile-based stuff.

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  • 18 Feb, 2015
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  Been meaning to try this method:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze_gener ... ion_method

  But recursion in C2 is a bit wanky.

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  • 17 Feb, 2015
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  Im good, just keep being optimistic.

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  • 15 Feb, 2015
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  Hey rexrainbow

  Do you think it would be possible to have everything needed for a list, in one plug, including graphics, but not using any dom elements?

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  • 15 Feb, 2015
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  Try using the correct event sheet.

  Also collisions, as well as the mouse object use the collision polygons.

  edit:

  Double ninjaed

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  • 13 Feb, 2015
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  As shinkan, just make the y distance longer than the x.

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  How is it to know you want it back at the original?

  Then if they were to change it to reset the point as well, someone else would want the cropped point to be used instead.

  All you have to do to get it to center is press 5 on the keypad.