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<blockquote data-quote="High_Five" data-source="post: 1300063" data-attributes="member: 169461">Hi catavolt,I have designed a new game board for &quot;connect4&quot; that I wanted to show. I've polished up the other graphic elements a bit, especially the colour of the green tiles. After removing the MyConnBack.png from the grouping, the pointer 01 is now displayed when the button for ‘New game’ is pressed, which was not the case before. I have empirically adjusted the starting point of the slide animation of the MyConnBack.png to synchronise the speed with the animation of the group of the other graphic elements. By the way, is there a formula for calculating the speed of the slide effect of a group with several elements? I would be interested to know, as this always differs from the speed of a single element with the same animation!&nbsp; Finally, I have also included a small animation for the case of winning the game.Have fun trying it out!High_Five[ATTACH]214369[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="High_Five, post: 1300063, member: 169461"] Hi catavolt, I have designed a new game board for "[B]connect4[/B]" that I wanted to show. I've polished up the other graphic elements a bit, especially the colour of the green tiles. After removing the MyConnBack.png from the grouping, the pointer 01 is now displayed when the button for ‘New game’ is pressed, which was not the case before. I have empirically adjusted the starting point of the slide animation of the MyConnBack.png to synchronise the speed with the animation of the group of the other graphic elements. By the way, is there a formula for calculating the speed of the slide effect of a group with several elements? I would be interested to know, as this always differs from the speed of a single element with the same animation! Finally, I have also included a small animation for the case of winning the game. Have fun trying it out! High_Five [ATTACH]214369[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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