@KrystalYee You're too kind :) I'll be putting more work into it before posting but expect it up soon-ish

@Murtaza Thanks! I tried the free copy of Affinity Photo 2 you mentioned but found Pixaki is still smoother for knocking out a lot of stuff. Photo is just built too heavy for simple work

@Unisan

@mr_monkey If you're using the "joystick controlled" behavior for your character sprite, there's a parameter for max speed and a parameter for acceleration within the behavior. If you raise the max speed and lower the acceleration percentage you should be able to find a sweet spot where your sprite speeds up at a rate you find desirable

@mr_monkey This tutorial will give you the base knowledge for creating a level. From there it's really just playtesting and adjusting.

Day 2 I have the framework for the fishing portion mostly functional. The theme is time dilation.
Our character who spent his life as a space trucker decides he doesn't like society and orbits the event horizon of a super massive black hole in order to speed up time so he can go fishing on a newly terraformed planet millions of years into the future after life has evolved.
The first time is easy. You go to the planet, fish until there's enough food in stock to travel back and orbit the black hole again.
Second time something is wrong... millions of years have passed and some of the stars you used to navigate and fuel scoop aren't there anymore. If you can't find a navigation path back, you starve.

Maybe there's a trophy at 5 hub games 100% completed. I've only seen Jaime and Jasmine have a percent complete counter but I'm guessing once Norbert and others are near finished they'll have verifiable progress.

@themerpygirl Characters and sets are looking really good!

@Bryce678 Just frames and sprite sheets. If there's a specific gif you need you can import into an image editing app then export the frames. Videos there's free automated apps.
It seems convoluted but the engine needs serialized control over the frames and compression prevents that.

@AMIR-GAMES I'm not a dev but I have the starter version: There are no behavior restrictions. Collision behaviors can be found in Behaviors->Object->Collision Detection.

@themerpygirl If what I sent isn't making sense, this short tutorial from the HyperPad channel shows outputting values into math behaviors then using the resulting value for the move behavior. It's not exactly the same but it should help with understanding outputting values to input fields:

@themerpygirl Really cool vibe, love that you're hand drawing.
For the pet follow movement you might like a thing I did:

1. I used a "Frame Event" (triggers anything attached to it every single frame) attached to a "Get Position" behavior so I have the player coordinates.
2. Attached to that are two "random" behaviors (one for the X coordinate, one for Y) that output a random number between one and four when triggered.
3. I then attached two "Add Values" behaviors to add the random output number to the "Get Position" coordinates.
4. I dragged the "Get Position" value to the first "Add Values" function and chose the X position.
5. I then dragged the "Random X" value to be added to the player position X value.
6. Same thing for the Y: "Get Position" Y plus the generated "Random Y".
7. Next I created a timer that will move the "pet" every 1.5 seconds.
8. Attached to the timer is a "Move to Point" behavior.
9. On "Move to Point" drag "Add Values X" to the X coordinate under "point" in the Move to Point behavior.
10. Same for Y: Add Y Values to the Y point of the Move to Point behavior.
11. Set the transition of the "Move to Point" behavior to "In Out Sine" in order smooth the start and stop.

It's similar to what you have with some organic movement thrown in thought it'd be worth sharing :)

@versioneight P.S. you might want to have a tag for bullet collisions specifically. Found out the hard way things get screwy if you start trying to use the same tags for more than one function

@versioneight Apologies for replying four days later I was out for the weekend.
I now see your issue; It would seem the "ignore bullets" behavior was designed for scene objects where you want to ignore bullets permanently. In the forum someone said disabling it with a "set behavior state" should also disable the effect but that isn't working for me so I used tags to work around it:
Instead of having the collision with the power-up set a "ignore bullets" behavior; you can have the bullets set to collide with a specific tag (I see you're using tags already). When the player collides with the invincibility item, use a "modify tags" behavior to disable or change the assigned tag. This will make bullets no longer impact. Next, add a timer attached to another "modify tag" to re-set the tag to normal making bullets hit again.
This tag logic should be adaptable for applying various effects. If you need a screen shot or have further questions let me now. I honestly enjoy solving problems and I'm learning as well so this is all good stuff :)

@versioneight With a screenshot of your behaviors we can have a more specified discussion, but off the bat a "set behavior state" behavior (in behavior tab "custom") will probably get you to where you want to be.
Say you want the item buff to last 30 seconds: after the buff trigger, add a "timer" behavior. Attach a "set behavior state" and make it turn off the behavior tree inflicting the buff (setting the behavior state to "off" on any behavior in a behavior tree will stop all subsequent behaviors from triggering as well.)
There's some complications here like: 1. if the buff was a flat value addition, turning of behaviors won't then change values back (in that case you could reverse the effect by storing the buff value and adding when buffed, subtracting when not. 2. You will need to turn the behavior tree you turned off back on so that it's ready to receive a subsequent buff (can be done with the existing timer or maybe when the object is picked up or whatever).
I feel like I'm not making a ton of sense but if you screenshot the behavior tree I promise to be a little more coherent xD