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  • 2 Feb, 2016
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  Maybe it's just the internal state of Photoshop. Try saving it first, of course that negates the reason for pating in the first place.

  If it has a drag and drop feature, you could try that.

• • newt
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  Seems to work fine in Gimp.

  Could it possibly be a driver issue?

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  Then do that.

  It's 100% quicker than arguing.

  You might check that there are no bug reports resembling yours.

  Chances are it's a known issue.

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  Local storage.

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  You can use the iid sprite(iid).x if you know the id's beforehand.

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  They have released an open source version, perhaps someone will fill that gap quickly.

  Ashley, any thoughts?

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  • 28 Jan, 2016
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  Um:

  http://blog.parse.com/announcements/moving-on/

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  Yes, even a variable comparison will work, provided the variable is changed in the same event.

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  Hotline Amsterdam

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  Yes.

  Scroll.y > variable + multiplier, change to next season, set variable to scroll.y

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  Here's what it looks like, sort of:

  

  Except the template repeats the texture correctly....

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  Events run every tick, until you tell them not to.

  What you want to happen should be associated with a trigger, on touched, on clicked etc.

  You should do some basics tutorials, and I would really recommend staying away from execute javascript at least till you have a firm grasp on everything else.

  Not a bug.

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  • 27 Jan, 2016
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  2d has a few extra constraints that you have to take into consideration.

  You can't shovel in hundreds of frames and expect the engine to perform flawlessly.

  8 frames for 16 angles for each animation as a low example.

  Walk, run, idle, attack, bla, blah, you get the idea.

  Btw it doesn't have to be 3d to be 2.5d.

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  Sort of a Morrowind kind of vibe.

  It's quite nice.

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  Alchemy — Now for sale in the Scirra Store!

  https://www.scirra.com/store/royalty-free-game-templates/alchemy-1985

  <p>This animated, draggable, life points like indicator has several different modes and textures. It uses blend modes so it is not webgl only.</p>

  Use this topic to leave comments, ask questions and talk about Alchemy