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Will it be possible to remove or increase the 65500 image limit in future updates? My game is a fighting game with a lot of characters, it gets worse because I have to duplicate the second side of the sprites, and I'm afraid to quickly reach the limit. I don't really like the function of loading images due to fps delay. Thanks.
Not sure, there is no easy solution.
Note: you can now load entire animations with the new Load Animations action (2.5+ DLC).
Would it be possible to add "Shape of Last image" to a physical object, and more than all, would be possible to add the possibility of a collision if it exceeds a certain height Y?
For example: If Y is greater than 100 -> Stop
This would help a lot who is working on a project with an isometric perspective like me.
Hmm, could you post a picture of what you mean by height?Quote:
Originally Posted by Crian
@Crian there's one trick you can use to set the shape to whatever you want that isn't the first image of Stopped animation.
You can simply add the collision mask shape on Appearing animation, then when this animation is playing, just switch to the stopped animation and restore animation.
This will make it use the shape of Appearing animation instead.
From what I understand, you want your collision mask to only cover the feet area or a bit above it, so the upperpart can be in front of walls.
You can use the trick I said above to get a shape that is smaller and different from the first animation frame of Stopped animation, it works pretty well, I've tested it with a top-down example.
Attachment 31222Quote:
Originally Posted by Yves
In the example, two balls falling in an isometric area should impact the floor at different heights. Currently, it's practically impossible to do this without adding an obstacle object, which is quite complicated in an isometric-based game.
If you could add the option to stop a physical object at a certain height Y the problem would be solved.
I see. Can't you add an invisible active object that collides only with objects at a certain depth? (not sure why it should be a backdrop object)Quote:
Originally Posted by Crian
Yes, you can do this, but it doesn't work if there are multiple physical objects because they end up landing on the first "obstacle object" they encounter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yves
For example: There are 2 barrels to break, one at height Y100 and the other at height Y200.
When I break the barrels, they create 3 physical objects each (wood splinters) that fly through the air.
They will not land again at Y100 and Y200, respectively, but since the first "Obstacle Object" is at Y100, they will all stop there.
This is a good trick, it works perfectly. thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by NaitorStudios
Every try using one Enemy as numerous enemies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kage
Basically one active for many enemies based on a set script or a random one.
I.E. ACTIVE A = ENEMY 1 - 20
Then you have a controller that when the Enemy spawns selects 1 - 20. Thus, you only have one active but 20 different enemies.
You'd only have to add new animation folders and link the number selected at creation to control which animation is showing.