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• • Noga
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  • 6 Feb, 2011
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  I like it, nice game.

• • Noga
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  • 4 Feb, 2011
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  Core2Duo 2Ghz, 2 MB RAM, 9300M GS 256 VRAM. When in the debugging mode, it shows me the cpu on 90% waiting, so it must be the graphic card.

• • Noga
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  • 4 Feb, 2011
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  500fps? After removing the glow and resizing the layout to default construct size it takes only 0.16 mb ram! Still its at slow 30fps, strange. I have to copy particles in the chrisbrobs example 20 times to get down to 30fps.

• • Noga
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  • 4 Feb, 2011
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  Perhaps a slightly more realistic movement of the flame there

  It looks better, but on my comp - 25fps and almost 12 mb vram - thats too much

• • Noga
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  • 3 Feb, 2011
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  I can't wait the weekend to test it out! I'dn't mind if c2 was paid soft, at least I'd make that forever postponed donation . Thanks to all devs for their great work.

• • Noga
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  • 1 Feb, 2011
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  Thanks for your help, I've solved it, kind of, so when I'm finished with it I'll post it here.

• • Noga
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  • 31 Jan, 2011
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  There is an edited file. I deleted the ball behavior from the spider, it didn't work together and added 2 new sub events

  FILE

• • Noga
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  • 31 Jan, 2011
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  Install MagicCam plugin

  there is a zoom function, try all examples

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• • Noga
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  • 31 Jan, 2011
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  If you haven't found out - google Active Movie Window for help

• • Noga
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  • 31 Jan, 2011
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  Help anybody? I'll probably need user name and password to communicate with the server and upload the file, is it safe with Construct? How can I do it? Is it possible with events or Python only?

• • Noga
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  • 31 Jan, 2011
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  Thank you for the tut, I didn't have time on the weekend to comment it so I'm doing it now.

  Part 1 to 3 - it's good you're also writing about basics. I've already known the stuff, but I like to refresh my memory and it's good for begginers. There is only one thing, you're using advanced terms in the text. Parsing is one I remember.

  Part 4 - I think I understand it, but not completly. Probably cap would help. Why should I use hash over normal array. In your example I would give every car a private variable and use normal array and than compare it's variable with array's position. I think with hash array I wouldn't need to use that private variable. That would make it easier, but I would like to see it how to it's set up and used.

• • Noga
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  • 31 Jan, 2011
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  Thanks for the example, it's simple to use and gui looks nice and clean

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  • 28 Jan, 2011
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  -Hash tables - How to use them, why you'd use them, and when to use them.

  My man , there are some .cap examples around and the wiki entry, but I don't understand any of them.

• • Noga
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  • 28 Jan, 2011
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  to Jamesx - I just clicked on the Ultimate remedy in your sign

• • Noga
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  • 28 Jan, 2011
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  In a program I'm making I would need to upload a database(when finished working) to a website and download it again on start up of the program. Download Object looks self-explanatory, but how to upload. I suppose HTTP Object is intended for this, but I don't understand it. Could anyone help me, and briefly explain it to me?

  Let's say, I want to upload mydatabase.dat to mysite.com

  In actions there is:

  1. Add file - what argument name means? (same with add number and string)

  2. Set user agent - what is it and usage?

  3. Requests - what is it and usage?