[quote:1y7tg8ro][quote:1y7tg8ro]Using round(.X) etc like Arima suggested is a quite good method and gives better results. But still you may get stuck where you shouldn't or detectors that are supposed to stop when they overlay solid objects actually stop 1 pixel before. Therefore other events may not be triggered...

I wouldn't advise this purely on the basis it will make motion less precise and you lose the smooth rendering.

Good point. I suggested it because I was guessing that the game he's making might have been using pixel art, which can look odd if rendered halfway between pixels. A better way to do it and retain the precision of the floating point placement is to have one sprite that's the platform object and a separate sprite for the animations that's set to the rounded position of the platform base object.

I don't know how much it'll help, but if part of your issue is the sprite being rendered on partial coordinates you can always set its x and y to round(.x) and round(.y). Not sure what else to tell you.

My tests weren't in fullscreen. All the .exes were at 640x480.

She was getting the error before I started using the new Xaudio2 (Didn't use it until .976).

Err... hmm. I sent her a few new .exes... and after deleting everything in the .cap and resending it, it works.

I also sent one blank except for a box and the other with a canvas, both gave the error.

Edit: Tried a few more:

blank with sprite crashes

blank with gradient crashes

blank with mousekeyboard does not crash

I have a friend who's getting the same error. I've been trying to find out what one it is, too. She can run a blank exported .exe, but if I take out everything from the .cap except the sprites, it still crashed. Does construct continue to include the plugins even if the objects have been deleted?

So far, it's one of these:

sprite (doubtful - I played another game on her comp with sprites and it worked)

gradient

canvas

mousekeyboard

box

Pivel shaders:

glow

additive

overlay

color filter

bullet movement

I think that's everything.

Edit: I exported the .cap after deleting everything from it, and it's substantially larger than the other .caps I exported (the ones that are blank except for a box, etc). It would seem that plugins are left in the .cap.

They might have named the child after what the character was named after - as written in the Kabbalah of Judaism, the ten attributes of God. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephiroth

That's quite possibly this bug.

Huzzah! You found the bug I was trying to find in one of my games.

This is an issue with the collision mask - or something like it - because if you do the steps you mentioned then click in the middle of the layout when it's running (where the sprite would be if it could scroll to it), the sprite rotates.

It's like the collision mask has 'unbounded scrolling' on, even though the layout doesn't.

Positive. The +/- disappears.

Another bug I can't consistently reproduce, but needs to be mentioned - sometimes when rearranging events, if I move a event that has subevents, the subevents disappear.

Should I post bugs to the tracker even if I can't find a way to reproduce them consistently or should I post them here?

Another question - where's the way to set the attributes to effects applied to a layer via an action at runtime?

Sorry if it's obvious and I can't find it...