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• • newt
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  • 28 Aug, 2015
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  Once you realise that pirates aren't your key demographic it becomes less relevant to most developers.

  In other words thats income you wouldn't receive anyway.

• • newt
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  • 28 Aug, 2015
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  Change the Id to a string.

• • newt
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  • 27 Aug, 2015
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  Its likely to cost more than C2, so they will probably augment to the difference.

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• • newt
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  • 26 Aug, 2015
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  Um, is the Windows 8 part possibly part of the problem here?

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  • 24 Aug, 2015
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  I don't think you can.

  You can replicate some of the layout, and runtime features, like the Spritesheet plug does. The editor features are exclusive to the official plug.

  Also remember you can have multiples of the object, as well as multiple instances()

  You have access to the texture at runtime, but an object's instances will share it.

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• • newt
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  • 24 Aug, 2015
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  The options are an external editor, or suggesting revisions to the official object.

  They have made several additions based on user input, but it's not a fast process

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  • 24 Aug, 2015
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  Its a known issue that third party plugs can't use any other feature than the layout itself.

  Hopefully addressed in C3.

  Its also somewhat by design as they didn't want to have to worry about version control on official plugs

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  • 23 Aug, 2015
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  Im not sure how to answer you.

  Most of what you want to do is possible, but given the way you asked the question, I would say its very unlikely to be done.

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  • 23 Aug, 2015
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  tldr:

  I cant be bothered to make some example, heres a picture of bigfoot instead.

• • newt
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  • 23 Aug, 2015
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  Sure.

  I'm playing one I made on a calculator now.

  It says 7734, so i'm loosing.

  I need 80085 to win.

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  • 22 Aug, 2015

  "Grubble grubble" = The Hamburgler

  "You're fired" = Bad hair guy

  "I bet this is not a scam" = Nobody

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  • 22 Aug, 2015

  Just so you know.

  "I'm not a crook" = Nixon

  "I didn't take those cookies in my tummy" = Cookie Monster

  "Eat fresh" = Jared

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  • 21 Aug, 2015
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  The best solution is not having all characters in one place.

  You can have as many layouts as you like, noone including the machines care if some of those are duplicates.

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  • 20 Aug, 2015
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  Exact frames, per object, yes.

  Exact frames in multiple objects? Nope.