The set angle is only affecting the second laser. Call set angle immediately after each spawn.
I saw that but it's not the issue because op is setting angle on the 2nd bullet to 270/move up and moving up is the problem. The bullet must be set to 90 by default making the set angle action the actual problem here but I need the file to verify.
Well, this is the Construct 3 forum area so have to assume you are using Construct 3. Share the capx I can probably fix it. I guess you meant one bullet is moving upwards instead of down when its shot from the cannon.
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Looks nice, good luck with it. I hope it's not too big a scope so you don't finish it haha, it happens! Post in here when the beta testing begins :)
Bullets can move at a different angle to the angle of the object. You can check 'set angle' on the bullet object so it uses the object angle as the angle of motion. Then when you spawn the bullet you set angle to 90 for each (or it is 90 by default)
Looks fine to me, please share the new file :)
No I didn't say it was a bug, I said you can keep it as a global object or you can put it on a global layer. If the tiles are resetting then you must have events that are resetting it or you are looking at a different tilemap object.
You can make the object global but don't make it global and put it on a global layer, do one or the other. The tilemap shouldn't reset if you put in on a global layer. Even in the editor view you should see the tilemap in both layouts because the layer is global.
You don't do that, it should be one application that supports both aspect ratios. More info here : construct.net/en/tutorials/supporting-multiple-screen-77
You probably saved it with a beta release and are back on a stable release. Update to the latest version or adjust your settings to check for beta releases.
You can list all the tweens as actions in order against a global variable condition, so first tween is gv=1, second tween settings are gv=2, with a trigger once condition.
Then you say on tween ended, add 1 to gv.
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