Ashley Ahh my apologies, I thought it said per object, but over reading it again I see it says project. Sorry bout that!

Once you open this look for the 2 blank objects with the default name sprites ASHLEY. Those were the two objects causing the game to crash. Take a look at those and what they are doing and see if you can tell what happened. My conclusion was deleting the sprites and relaunching. This fixed everything.

Problem Description

-Crashes on launch

Attach a Capx

-capx

Description of Capx

Simple testing of animations, environment objects, and character movements.

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Launch the Capx
• Should immediately get the error code

Observed Result

On launch of Capx Scirra pops up the bug window instantly.

Expected Result

The game should launch fine.

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (YES)
• FireFox: (YES)
• Internet Explorer: (YES)

Operating System and Service Pack

Windows 7 SP1

Construct 2 Version ID

Beta Release (r181) at the time. I also used the Stable Release to test it and got the same results.

Problem Description

When I go to add another effect to the sprite it tells me I can only have 2 with the free version. Well I only have one on it. My guess was that there was another effect I can not see taking place or it is just a general bug. Maybe you guys can help me out?

Attach a Capx

capx File was too large to attach

Description of Capx

My current work in progress. Issue is the effects limit. I only have 1 effect active and it is saying I have 2. I am using the current beta build of C2.

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Highlight the "Fairy"
• Add more than 1 Effect Observed Result

  I was thinking is it possible that the Fallback has something to do with it?

  
  Expected Result Should be allowing me to use at least 2 effects as it says. Affected Browsers
  • Chrome: (YES)
  • FireFox: (YES)
  • Internet Explorer: (YES)

Operating System and Service Pack

Windows 7 Home Premium and Service Pack 1

Construct 2 Version ID

Construct 2 Beta (r181)

VIKINGS Depending on the type of game you are making you may or may not need a save point. For example if you're making an auto runner, flappy clone, etc, there will be no need to save. The score is really the only thing that matters there. If you were making a platformer or something like it where you need to go through a level, then yes I would recommend making a save. You just have to think to yourself really, "If I were playing this game, would I like to save here?".

Yann I know man but I got the source from you XD Speaking of your name is going in the credits for the assistance!

robin Sommer This may be one of the few packs I actually look into getting. I wish there were more isometric packs on here.

Awesome art style man!

robin Sommer Looking good man!

It may just be part of the system doing its thing. 10 frames really isn't too bad of a decrease so I wouldn't worry too much. Using a faster device should help add well. Anyway like I said 10 frames isn't too bad of a decrease.

— Inc Why thank you.

Sekius no problem!

humpty No problem! It's just easier to see what you're working with when provided a capx. You can most likely work something out messing around with the variables and events a bit. Do you know anything about the global values and instance variables?

What is your reason for posting this —?