Seems that the file was corrupted only in one of the mirrors - when I downloaded it from another mirror, it worked! Testing now.

"The setup files are corrupted. Please obtain a new copy of the program."

This is the message I get when I try to start the installer. I have tried to download and run the install file again, but without any success :/

It's not so strange, really. MMF does it.

Yeah, but if MMF does it, it doesn't mean Construct should do it. Why an object should be placed in a layout, when user doesn't want to place it in a layout?

It has to exist somewhere. If you don't want it there when the level starts, just check "Destroy on Startup."

There are non-layout objects too, which don't get placed in the layout. I think that if there's an object type you want to later use in your layout, there shouldn't be need to have an instance of it. There is no such a need even in programming languages - object classes and object types are totally separate.

Also, if you delete the last instance of an object, the object type disappears too. I think that object types should be like Plato's ideas, they should exist in their "own world", in some kind of object bank, and then you could make instances of them in layouts.

Heh, remember, we had an irc channel for few days, before chat was introduced :P (I like IRC more too, since almost all my friends use it for daily communication :D)

But isn't there any libraries available that you could use? Or could you make a "flash embed" object, a box which would contain a flash movie in the same way than browsers and media players show flash movies?

Also, DS is a great console. I agree that Wii may be gimmicky and cheap, but I have had A LOT of fun with my DS.

Oh, I have partially translated Construct in Finnish too ;o What a coincidence! (Seems that we finns are eager translators? :D ) Now it feels like I have done unnecessary work, but whatever, it's nice that we have a translation. I didn't publish mine since it was still incomplete, Construct wasn't as translatable then as now.

I'm not on my home comp but I'll be cheking your translation :)!

Does anyone remember another little flash adventure like this? There is a little creature who does a shipwreck to an alien planet, and then tries to get away from there. It resembles Little Wheel in it's straightforward simple puzzle-like gameplay. The art styles was nice, but especially the sound scape was terrific! I just can recall the game's name... Have you played it?

Okay, somebody remembered it on IRC, it's called Samorost.

http://amanita-design.net/samorost-1/

http://amanita-design.net/samorost-2/

Enjoy! Oh, ...actually the guy goes to the planet to save his dognapped pet, not by accident.

Hey, we could always code our custom function call code in assembly ;o!

Oh, really :O

Yeah, you got me, I didn't watch the whole video, I had some things to do and slow connection ;D ...But that's great to hear! I'm really looking forward to this now!

I wouldn't call it truly open e-mail-killer solution if it's still a service provided by one company. If there was open protocol so that anywho could create their own wave service which worked with other wave services, I would approve it totally. Currently it's too dubious to have all your personal data in the control of a single enterprise.

...however I know that it would be harder to do that way, technically and in other aspects too.

As a web service, though, it looks promising, or more like incredible.

Yeah, I know. And it's not even that hard... I just meant that it would be great if the "canonical" layout file format was so open and easy to use that it would be easy to develop external level editors which would be complatible with counstruct's file format.