BTW... In the current version of C3 there is a "Set angle to position", where you can simply identify the player being angled to Mouse.X and Mouse.Y... Very easy now!
@@grkpektis Add a player, and add the Mouse object. In the event sheet, choose mouse move. For the action choose the player sprite and at the very top in the ANGLE section, at the bottom right you should see set angle toward position, and you'd use Mouse.X and Mouse.Y. I think that does it : ) I popped back into a trial version on my account to refresh my memory. I'm used to coding, so Construct was hard to get used to. Simple games are easy to create, but anything that's more involve gets tedious. Its also quite expensive, unless you're actually going to monitize your work by selling or advertising.
Thank you very much for the tutorials. You mentioned in a later video that you would post your code, but I haven't been able to find it. Are you posting it somewhere by chance? Thank you!
Hello, My name is Eka from Upskiling. I'm really interested in the content you create, and I would like to ask for your permission to use the link to your TH-cam video as a resource on the Upskiling website. Please note that Upskiling will not repost or re-upload the video from your TH-cam channel; we will only be sharing the link to the video. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you! 🙏
This series has been so helpful. Thank you so much for making it :)
Thank you for your shout out! love your channel
Hi vimlark!! I'm a big fan and you have been such an inspiration!
@@bliskenx7239 what did you type at 10:12 I need to know
@@1cub106 He typed:
angle(Player.X,Player.Y,Mouse.X,Mouse.Y)
@@sakeusberg thnx but 3 months late
its just great that you are doing this in the free edition and helping everyone
Nice tutorial, Amazing !! Thanks a lot for this series :)
BTW... In the current version of C3 there is a "Set angle to position", where you can simply identify the player being angled to Mouse.X and Mouse.Y... Very easy now!
How do you add that
@@grkpektis Add a player, and add the Mouse object. In the event sheet, choose mouse move. For the action choose the player sprite and at the very top in the ANGLE section, at the bottom right you should see set angle toward position, and you'd use Mouse.X and Mouse.Y. I think that does it : ) I popped back into a trial version on my account to refresh my memory.
I'm used to coding, so Construct was hard to get used to. Simple games are easy to create, but anything that's more involve gets tedious. Its also quite expensive, unless you're actually going to monitize your work by selling or advertising.
Thank you very much for the tutorials. You mentioned in a later video that you would post your code, but I haven't been able to find it. Are you posting it somewhere by chance? Thank you!
Hello,
My name is Eka from Upskiling. I'm really interested in the content you create, and I would like to ask for your permission to use the link to your TH-cam video as a resource on the Upskiling website. Please note that Upskiling will not repost or re-upload the video from your TH-cam channel; we will only be sharing the link to the video. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you! 🙏
Any chance you could do a tutoral on how to set up a top down shooter with the game pad please
Sure can!
best tutorial ever
good video! But the audio is terrible :(
nice
Watching this tutorial in hope to create a game for Ludum Dare 47 Game Jam haha
Did you create a game? If so let me have the link and I'll play it on my channel 👍❤
Would it be possible to creat the angle movement without code?
Will this work for C2 as well.
Or ....
Nah i don't think
I bet the enter key in your keyboard will go down first.
my construct is stuck at please wait loading in I cant play my game plss help
Hello to viewers who can't see every little details in mobile version even in HQ. :(
Even in... what HQ? A headquarters doesn't boost up your vision...
@@eroth1008 Hahaha! I mean High Quality. We are in video media sharing platform so HQ mostly mean High Quality here.
@@agent-33 oh.
i did not know that;s what you meant
really, i thought you misspelled HD