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• • Kyatric
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  • 11 Jan, 2012
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  Indeed, link appear to be broken and jessejoh hasn't visited the site in two weeks.

  Nevertheless some temporary upload in the meantime.

• • Kyatric
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  I think what you should do here is keep a global variable BombHP that is the value you'll be modifying over time and that will get affected to the bomb instances on creation.

  Based on your original capx

• • Kyatric
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  More people who tried to play it, reported me that.

  I Don't think their browser is not updated. One of them was using Firefox 8. Don't think its graphic cards issue either.

  Then it is a problem in your code.

  Also last up to date version of firefox is 9.0.1.

  Sure FF8 is "good enough" but that proves that your users are not up to date as you seem to assure it.

• • Kyatric
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  You can remove

  <div style="text-align: center;"></div>

  , this will position your application in the top left of your page.

  You can't really act on the page's size though, as it depends on the browser and the resolution of the user.

  I have a screen resolution of 1920X1080, and my browser is always amximised, there's no way I will have a webpage of 728X90.

  But, you can set your application size (project properties) to be at the exact size you want. You are sure this way that your application will never be bigger than the size you want. (especially if you don't use the fullscreen properties)

  Also, I'm not sure if placing the game in an iFrame will work smootlhy as expected. Nothing else to do here but try.

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• • Kyatric
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  • 10 Jan, 2012
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  Thanks for the sharing.

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  There's no synthetizer available for/in C2 atm/that I've heard of.

  So you can't produce your own sounds, you have to go through the addition of "samples" (sound files).

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  Gravity is a force.

  According to what you want to do exactly, there can be several way to proceed.

  The reading and understanding of the tutorial is required.

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  • 10 Jan, 2012
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  Weishaupt: I'd like to friendly remind you that the entries for the competition are to be uploaded on Scirra's arcade and that the maximum size allowed for uploads there is 10 Mo.

  It's likely that if your capx is already 6th time over this limit you might anyway be unable to enter it for the comp.

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  • 10 Jan, 2012
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  Well there's the built-in plugin "Text" with all its properties/expressions.

  Expanded with webfont you can control the size/color/opacity, etc... of your text.

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  • 10 Jan, 2012
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  Indeed, the fix doesn't completely fix the issues ^^

  I have a pretty good working version now. It's almost done, I need to iron out one or two things before release though.

  It will probably be done by a couple of days.

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• • Kyatric
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  • 10 Jan, 2012
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  Advanced physic tutorial.

  A force is a number. At worse, trial and error starting around 10 and tweak the value until you're satisfied with it.

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  Candescence:

  ...we're a tiny 2-man team and the editor itself isn't even finished yet. We're trying to work through our todo list as fast as we can.edited><editid>Kyatric</editid><editdate>2012-01-10 10:20:31</editdate></edited>

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  Magical example R0J0hound, awesome as always.

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  • 10 Jan, 2012
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  You asked a timed display of the values

  That's what I proposed.

  The array is filled once on start of the layout.

  And then you use the events "Every X second" to display the values that are stored in the array at timed intervals.

  From what I understood in your first post that's what you were asking.

  Running an event "For each elements" without any other condition/filter will just run continuously over time. This is how events work.

  Else I may have misunderstood what your question really is. Please forgive me and please reformulate it so I finaly get it <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle">