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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Just to echo what was said in another thread - this bug should be fixed in 0.92, and apparently if you remove families from your application, the bloating will not occur.
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I don't know. I think we'll check out our multiplatform options when we hit 1.0.
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I didn't think it'd work at all on a GeForce 4 MX 440, could you try screengrabbing a long blur so I can see if it's blending it the same?
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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I think we've fixed this bug for 0.92, we'll try and release the update soon!
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OK, here's a quick demo:

http://www.gullen.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ ... urtest.zip

There's a normal version and a motion blur version. Move the mouse and use arrow keys to move the objects. Both use a normal 8 direction and mouse movement.

It requires a new-ish ATI or nVidia card to work (Radeon 9500+ or GeForce FX 5700+), otherwise it'll probably give an error. If everyone could try it out and let me know if it works, and your video card model, that'd be useful. Also if you move the mouse really quickly and take a screenshot, you can see step-aliasing (because it uses a fixed number of steps, not one for each pixel of movement like your example), but the result is good enough for the human eye.
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Fixed for next build, thanks.
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It's a global effect, so it applies to anything that moves on the screen at all.
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Well whaddya know, I got all interested in this and added full-scene motion blurring for all moving objects, done with a real temporal-antialiasing algorithm too, and no pixel shaders. Check out a pic of it here - this is zooming in rapidly in the RTS demo, which shows a cool motion blur. (Oh, check out my 8800 GT cranking out 730fps )
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This is a known bug... hopefully will be fixed in the next build...
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Can you send the .cap doing that to ?
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You can actually use the System object's actions from script, the Create one is (for example):

System.Create("Sprite", 1, System.mousex, System.mousey)

where 1 is the layer number, and it creates at the mouse. This isn't clear, I know - the next build will have proper intellisense incorporated for the system object, just like with normal objects.
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I'm sure it's possible because games like half-life 2 have variable blurs. I'll try research it some more anyway.