Prevent multiple enemies with pathfinding from overlapping (EasyStarJS)
Another example of how to prevent multiple enemies from overlapping when they are chasing the player. (more…)
Auto-fill Collision Map for top down games
If you are making a tile-based game, you are probably using a second invisible tilemap for collisions. (more…)
Bitmap to Tilemap conversion C3
A popular way of making big maps or levels is creating a bitmap image, where each pixel represents one tile. This demo shows how to read pixel data from such...
Roller Paint Demo (Demo & Youtube Tutorial) C3
This example shows how to use TileMap object to create a painting game. (more…)
Push objects in tile-based game Sokoban style (Demo & Youtube Tutorial) C3
Let your player interact with the environment by pushing different objects (crates, chests, rocks) in a tile-based game (more…)
Create a destructible terrain as in Scorched Earth with a tilemap C3/C2
Did you know tilemap in Construct can be used to create custom-shaped objects? Not only that, but you can also remove portions of the tilemap in runtime, and use it...
Simple 3D shadow effect for a tilemap C3/C2
Once again the title says it all. As the player clicks or taps on the screen (depending on how you set it up) and the 3D effect shows up under...
Flood fill a Tilemap – C3/C2 – #Construct2 #Construct3
This demo would be great for those pixel coloring apps, but could also be used for so many other apps and games. Draw closed shapes and fill them with color....
Flooding a terrain heightmap – CAPX #Construct2 #Construct3 C2/C3
Click on the screen and the water will start flooding the land, rising higher and higher. Event sheet is thorough and well commented. (more…)
Flood fill a Dungeon Tilemap and highlight walls C2/C3 #Construct2 #Construct3
Are you making an RPG or rogue-like game? Then this demo is for you. Click anywhere on the dungeon tilemap to detect enclosed rooms and highlight walls. (more…)
‘Loop’ puzzle – two versions C3/C2
This simple example shows how to make a 'Loop' puzzle game. Click on the tiles until they line up correctly. Includes two versions, the one with sprites supports smooth rotation....