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In the file attached you will learn how to make objects turn like a curve , with this example you can create anything you want create a circuit Race and more ,...
This time, we'll make a "Turn Skip". Which is exactly what it sounds like; A Status Effect/Condition that causes the affected character to have their turn skipp...
Welcome to the first in a series of tutorials about building up a turn-based battle system. This tutorial will eventually become part of a larger course coverin...
This tutorial builds on the last tutorial project. The basic structure is the same, but we'll be making some changes. If you've not seen the last tutorial, it's...
Up until now, the mouse has been used to control the battle system. We're going to make some changes in this version to swap to keyboard controls and have a tex...
Damage Calculations can be as simple or as complicated as you need them to be. In Pokemon for example, a move's damage is calculated by a complex formula and is...
Going back to the Pokemon Calculation, the modifier adds in a load of other effects to change the damage output of an attack. They include things like effects d...
See .Capx files for code and example (at the bottom). I split it into multiple event sheets for easier readability. Please keep in mind you will need a subscrip...
I´m quite new to Construct and programming altogether. I know it may be a bit to difficult to make this with my experience, but I really want to make a turn-bas...
I have a grid split to many 32x32 cubes (quick background). I made the PLAYER to walk 32x32 (one step at the time) using the Tile Movement Behavior, so far so g...