How does attaching a script to an object change how it's run or change what kind of code you can use? This doesn't appear to have been explained, and there is nothing like it in the JavaScript language itself. I'm pretty wary about diverging too far from how JavaScript normally works, because one of our key goals is to help people learn skills they can re-use elsewhere.
Yes, you can already do that using the Project Bar. When you select an object type in the Project Bar, it selects all its instances in an open Layout View. Then you can delete those instances from the layout.
The popup size only affects previewing in the editor. You can already delete all instances of a specific object by selecting it in the Project Bar.
We hope to add developer tools like that over time - but note Intellisense/autocomplete is trickier for dynamic languages so might not work the same as static languages.
As has been the case for some time, we are no longer developing any new features for Construct 2.
We'll have manual entries covering all the scripting features, yes.
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We haven't intentionally changed any icon colors in recent releases.
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I'm not sure, we just fixed a bug. Have you tried it?
Sorry, it turns out the server-side change wasn't actually live yet when I first commented. It should be now (for real hopefully!)
See the video for the last release: youtube.com/watch
We had to make a server-side change for this release. It should be working now.
Chrome on iOS is a wrapper for Safari because Apple don't allow other browser engines, and Apple don't support Bluetooth in Safari yet. Hopefully they'll add support for it in future.
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