Om3n's Forum Posts

  • It happens with any game, I've seen a similar thread but there were no errors posted. Tried in FF, Chrome, and IE9. Server apps on machine have been here since before I tried the trial (few months ago) XAMPP and VNC/RDP. The old projects or any new project will do the same thing, tried with several variations. Was running free version this morning, although I don't recall the previous version. Get the grey screen inside the frame no matter what I seem to try. Any advise or thoughts would be appreciated.

    I also disabled any program that may be running with any ports open although I'm 100% sure there is nothing utilizing port 50000 or conflicting with it.

    Here's the output in FF

    Warning: Unknown property 'border-radius'. Declaration dropped.

    Source File: localhost/preview.html

    Line: 25

    Which refers to this:

          #canvasBox

          {

            background: #616161;

            border: 1px solid #8F8F8F;

            padding: 15px;

            -moz-border-radius: 10px;

    -->      -webkit-border-radius: 10px;

            border-radius: 10px;

          }

    Edit: Was able to generate a couple more errors (or was more observant and discovered a couple more...

    Error: console is not defined

    Source File: localhost/preview_prelude.js

    Line: 23

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  • This can be reproduced I don't think a capx file is warranted.

    Open a project, create a new project. save and close new project and close old project, in the start page click your old project again to open it and it will open the new project.

    Don't think it's a terrible bug, restarting the program fixes the list on the start page. Thought it was worth a mention though.

  • You could always edit your hosts file System32/drivers/etc/hosts

    Add in

    localhost    127.0.0.1

    I'm assuming your system is using the router for dns, which if it was down you wouldn't get any name resolution. adding in that line would automatically tell your system where localhost was without need of dns etc.

    Still kinda odd that it would be relying on a gateway for a local address.