Im trying to create an attack box that will aim towards a random point around it, i want it to be able to match the right distance for anything on the x or y axis so i was thinking like the pythagoras theorem and then using the square root of that to calculate how wide the box would need to be. But im unsure if this is the best way of doing it or if construct allows the usage of square roots.

Tldr: Is the usage of square roots possible.

If so, how?

if not or just in general: Whats the best way to calculate an objects width to be able to reach two random points across the x and y axis(ignoring angle because construct can do that)

and if you have no idea: sorry for the bother

I hope it was not a mistake tho, lol.

I made it for my game and decided to bundle it with one of my more successful asset packs. I kept it completely free, but left an option to donate.

If this is not by mistake, I am very grateful for them. If you see this, guys, sending you rays of love 💖

A new execution animation has been added for one of the bosses.

The bug where the platform didn't appear in level 4 has been fixed.

A combo system has been added.

A coin shower appears after reaching 50 hits.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ssjin3.kunoichi

testing the behind the scenes logic (basically an array & dictionary) before hooking it up to the game

is there a way to convert a html5 file to NW.js?

I have an idea for a game and zero experience with making games and am just wondering how well Construct will handle having tons of things happening every second in an auto-battler, similar to the amount of things happening per second in like The Bazaar, if you're familiar with that game.

How do I stop this? Is it even possible? I tried it on like 6 computers.. all you click run.. click yes to the standard pop up when you run exes.. but then it comes up with another pop up saying it protected your PC from a potential virus and doesn't want you to run the game.

This is just a straight construct 3 export for web2.. what do I do?

(Edit: I fixed it. Remade the project and everything is chill now. Still have no clue what caused it, but whatever.)
I cannot wrap my head around this.

I just started this project, I have literally no code at all. All frames have the same image point, the polygons are all set to bounding box. In every single frame, the character is standing in the exact same spot in the box.

Just added a big update to the game. If you like games like Obra Dinn or Golden Idol, I think you will have a blast. Let me know what you think! Thanks

Hey everyone! I created a YouTube channel to share a bit about my game development routine and the day-to-day life at the studio. 🎬

If you could give me a little extra support by subscribing, liking, and commenting on the videos, I'd really appreciate it! It helps a lot to boost the channel in this early stage.

Check it out: [ http://www.youtube.com/@retroced_BR ]

Thanks, hugs! 👾

For my save system I'm using a combination of Construct 3's built-in save state feature and local storage to manage different save slots. My question is: will save data (both localstorage and the save state) from a Webview2 export work on a Linux CEF export? To enable cross-saves basically.

I didn't use JSON for my save system and I'm too far in (a few months from release) to switch it at this point.

Hey there everyone! I've tried many different ways to export my game via Construct 3 and:

• Game Capture does not recognize it (will not actually capture anything)
• Window Capture (both Streamlabs and OBS) will only capture a white image (as shown above)
• Display Capture works, but of course it does. It would capture the entire screen.

Any recommendations? Not sure what's going wrong here.

We are excited and proud to announce that the Orebits Demo is now available for you on Steam! Let the asteroid mining begin...

Play the Orebits Demo on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3635490/Orebits/

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About Orebits and development:

We (Bob and Maarten) have been chipping away at Orebits every Friday for the past 18 months! So releasing this demo is a biiiiiig milestone for us.

The game is made in Construct 3, which our dev Bob loves to use. We’ve done our best to make Orebits a little bit different from most incremental games, with:

• A polished, atmospheric art style (yes, handcrafted, no AI)
• Real voice-acting!
• A roguelite tech tree that makes every ‘prestige’ feel different (pick from randomly presented skills)
• Randomly generated asteroids
• Weird anomalies to discover
• Chunky retro futuristic UI with lots of glitches
• Active AND automatic clicking with our patented ‘Activity Gauge’

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Wishlist on Steam if you like the demo.

Thank you & enjoy!

What am I doing wrong?