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• • Roiske
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  According to Chrome's javascript console, the game cant load images from the server.

• • Roiske
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• • Roiske
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  I don't think Constructs Box2d physics engine supports collision groups,

  One solution would be to use R0j0hound's Chipmunk physics behaviour which supports collision groups and collision layers.

  [quote:2eibpv32]* Collision filtering:

  1. Collision groups that allow objects not to collide with other objects in the same non-zero group.

  2. Collision layers which is basically 32 different layers, and the object can be in any number of them, and will only collide with objects that share a layer.

• • Roiske
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  I made an example project, which demonstrates how to connect to Twitch.tv channel, send and receive messages, and fetch viewer list using Websockets and Ajax object.

  It uses Yann's JSON plugin for parsing viewerlist json.

  http://bit.ly/c2twitch_example

• • Roiske
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  By default, all instances are destroyed when the layout ends (e.g. when going to the next layout). If Global is Yes, none of the instances of this object type will be destroyed when switching layouts.

  So it depends is the variables default, or set by runtime I guess. Creating a dummy project for testing would be your best bet.

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• • Roiske
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  Simple way to achieve that could be this.

  make global variable Difficulty = 1,

  Every 60 seconds:

  Add +1 to Difficulty

  Every 20/Difficulty seconds:

  Create object Cat

  This will make it so that for the first minute it spawns cat every 20 seconds.

  Second minute it spawns cat every 10 seconds.

  Third minute every 6.66 seconds

  etc...