Could we have a "Games" section where we create a page for our finished games and post the source and some tips on how we created it?

This behavior "pushes out" the Sprite from the "Solid" objects as the Platformer or 8-Direction behavior.

To make something move, you use events like this one:

Move Sprite at angle X with speed Y

Jump Sprite towards X with jump strength Y

It's "safe" because it can never overlap a solid object and can go at fast speeds like the Platformer behavior. Useful if you have to make a quick AI for a game.

Make "gravity" checkable like in Platform behavior.

Please implement this one, there are many great uses I can think of.

Awesome game!

Any chance of a random-maze algorithm tutorial?

That's looking awesome, gammabeam . I love the style.

I posted this over at CC but I guess I'll post it here, too

<img src="http://i44.tinypic.com/21e3lt5.jpg">

Tested it! Awesome and simple gameplay and graphics. Add in a level editor in the final release, please

Just set timescale to 0 to pause every behavior.

Also for the second screenshot at the top, you could set the global variable to '1 - global('Pause')' instead of the else event.

With timescale to 0 objects still check collisions and other stuff, so you can't really make a pause in certain games.

Just create a variable : "Paused".

Before every game condition check if "Paused" is 0.

link is dead

WHFF is horrible. It deleted the uploads like 3 times.

Use upload.namelezz.net

http://upload.namelezz.net/downloader.p ... omtest.cap

Nothing special, it's a simple test.

For each "Wall" -> create "Particles"

works perfectly.

This is awesome, good job! I'll probably make a similar one with a level editor, you got me inspired!

I have released 2 complete and finished games with Construct - who else can say the same?

(a few of you I bet)

RetroRun and RGB Deluxe.

Even if I will still update RetroRun ;D

<img src="http://upload.namelezz.net/downloader.php?file=393810_tdscreen.png">

Pixel art by PixelRebirth

We should all try to make a story to explain the above picture.