Bookmarked this for later - looks good.

Some nice artwork guys. Well done.

It was on the Performance Tips page: https://www.scirra.com/manual/134/performance-tips

"Place objects using the same blend modes or effects on the same layer"

Hi volcank. Yes you can do this with HTML_iframe_Pode.

As you have a licence you have unlimited layers, so you could break your objects over multiple layers and use "Move to layer" as a solution.

Did you try without the first forward slash?

(i.e. "data/minigame1..." instead of "/data/minigame1...")

Of course you need to consider what you want to be visible if objects overlap as the object on the higher layer will any on lower layers. But I think I read something about keeping images that are rendered similarly on the same layer for optimisation purposes - I'll check my notes later, or you could search for optimisation.

hi

I'd find that really useful too, as well as a left/right option for managing event indentation because this sometimes sucks with drag and drop.

Hi Lazarus,

If you don't want anybody to ever download it from your website, then you should store it above the htdocs folder on your host. That way you'll have access via ftp, i.e. if it was just for your personal storage or for referencing via your software.

If you must store it in a folder below htdocs then you could start by making sure visitors can't see a folder listing by creating an index.htm page for the folder. Then you could password protect the folder and/or file using .htpasswd. Plenty of tutorials online for that.

Hope that helps.

Hi truefalcon, hope this is what you're looking for...

Click on the specific sprite instance that you want to be made transparent.

Look in the Properties bar, under the top (Object type properties) section and note the number against the UID.

Then create an event, pick your sprite and click on "Pick instance with UID", then type in the UID number you noted.

Lastly add your action (check out the Appearance group of actions for your sprite: Set Invisible or Set Opacity)