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No, because you can't be sure what browsers people have. It technically might be possible to check, but that would likely irritate the user if a browser they didn't like opened.
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Use the file object, the "execute file" action and enter the URL.
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- Arima
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I wonder if that could be accomplished with construct classic's "disable physics collisions with object" action.

That action would be nice to have in C2 anyway - I used it often.
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This has happened two more times since. Haven't found any way to determine what it's about yet.
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Great idea for a thread. That's some snazzy stuff that's been posted.
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Khalan is right, construct classic is more than capable of doing what you listed.

I think the biggest reason there are so few completed projects with construct classic is because of people underestimating the task of making a game! My game was supposed to be simple, and yet almost three years later I'm still working on it! Of course, I am making an RPG, even if it's a small one. They seem so simple until you try to make one...

I would recommend using construct two though instead. Then you won't have to deal with construct classic's quirks, you won't need users to install the latest version of directx 9, you'll have a choice of more platforms to export to, etc.
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- Arima
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Argh, duh. That is a good simple solution. I would still prefer not to have to toggle it each time though, as I keep forgetting.

I don't know if a condition is really warranted for my forgetfulness, but it seems nice to have one less thing to have to remember each time I export.
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I'm cleaning up my IGF version of Loot Pursuit, and I toggled off all the shortcuts to get through the game quicker, but there were some bugs left in. Each time I want to edit it and make a new build I have to toggle those events on then remember to toggle them off again, and there are a bunch of them, and sometimes I forget all of the ones that are in there.

As such, it would be really handy if there was an "is previewing" condition, so any events with the condition would only run if previewing, and not when exporting.
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You can bump it if you have something to add to the discussion. Which you kind of left out of your post.
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Awesome! Does that mean it's getting close to complete?