It have:

-Built in 360 degree movements

-Pixel Shader support

-Script Feature

-GPL license

-Free

Its pretty much better than MMF2

Edit: [quote:1t4yvgar]I think it'll have to be something like 3D

Umm 3D Box object?

Yet, it's a beta.

Now, in my archive .cap, open the message box:

http://img386.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capcrashbu0.png

The little time, it's not crashed.

I use Windows Vista Home Premium.

Sorry, my english is bad D:

I already reported it 2 topics before you, check them before reporting.

I tried copying events, and that doesn't work for me anymore in 0.93, after trying doing that, I tried to save, but the meter stayed to 0%, freezing Construct. Next time I opened the cap, Constructs says :

Error loading : Expecting class CLayer, but recieved CObj.

I second the above post

Alas, this version is a lot less stable for me. The game I'm working on won't run at all anymore, and even crashed when saving!

Yep, that happens to me too!

Ashley, get on MSN i'll explain how to replicate

Ashley, why don't you try to create a serious, complex game. We discover our bugs by doing this, but I'm pretty sure minor bugs would be fixed much faster if you try doing a game yourself.

Suggestion : Graphic Counter

To use this plugin, set a sprite to the counter, it will copy itself to the desidered number.

EVENTS =

GCounter.SetSprite = sprite1

GCounter.SetMax = maximum value

GCounter.SetMinimum = minimum value

GCounter.SetValue = current value

GCounter.AddValue = adds a value to the current one

GCounter.SubtractValue = subtracts a value from the current one

Bullet Example =

GCounter.SetSprite = Bullet

GCounter.SetMax = 30

GCounter.SetMinimum = 0

GCounter.SetValue = 30

...reload...

GCounter.SetValue = 30

...shooting...

GCounter.SubtractValue = 1

Suggestion : Particle Object

To use this plugin, just add the object, it's all event based, I'll explain with examples :

EVENTS =

ParticleObject.SetSprites = sprite1, sprite2, sprite3 (and so on)

ParticleObject.CreateEmitter = x, y, particle lifetime, particle scale, particle quality, particle gravity, gravity direction, emitter life

ParticleObject.SpawnParticles = x, y, particle lifetime, particle scale, particle quality, particle gravity, gravity direction

Blood Example =

ParticleObject.SetSprites = Blood1, Blood2

ParticleObject.CreateEmitter = Player.X, Player.Y, 250, 1, 3, 9.8, 90, 1250

ParticleObject.SpawnParticles = Arm.X, Arm.Y, 150, 0.75, 3, 9.8, 90

This will be EXTREMELY useful.

Ashley, you're doing a WONDERFUL WORK! I can't wait to see the finished product, you rock! Construct is the best app creation program ever, mostly because of the kind developers and community and the frequent updates! Good job, I love this new upgrade.

Currently, the installations installs Construct and VC++ Package + DirectX

Why not posting links for VC++ Package, Direct X and Python insted of putting them into the installer? It just takes space.

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Physical sprite, and platform movement?

Nope, I want to keep all the physical properties of the object.

I have a physical sprite with Gravity and Don't Rotate that I move using arrow keys and velocity commands.

If I jump, and start moving toward the wall, the player keeps getting stuck in there. It's annoying.

Is there any minimalistic way to fix this?