Are you on mac or pc? Theres quite a few for mac.

Yes please.

If you can add physics to the vertices then you could make soft body dynamics like in the game Gish.

I'm afraid that method doesn't seem to have worked either, unless i haven't implemented it correctly, or i haven't explained clearly what i'm trying to do. I'm sure the fault lies with me.

This is what i'm trying to accomplish,

sprite.instance1 overlaps sprite.instance2, and sprite.instance1 variable=1, and sprite.instance2 variable=1, then destroy both instances.

if sprite instances have different variables then destroy neither.

I'll try that, thanks for your help.

I've had a go with drawing tablets but moving my hand whilst looking at the screen i found felt very unnatural. I'd like to try an LCD screen tablet but the Cintiq is very expensive unsurprisingly.

There are alternatives though for a fraction of the price, mainly from china. I wonder if any one has used them?

Yiynova 19" and Kingtee

https://www.facebook.com/bostoTablet

I have lots of instances of the same object and when 2 overlap and both have the same matching variable i want to destroy them. If the variables don't match i don't want anything to happen.

I've tried multiple different variations of this sort of thing

sprite overlap sprite

sub event - for each sprite

+ sprite variable = 1

destroy sprite

This works however it still destroys 1 sprite if it has the correct variable and the other doesn't. How do i check both instances during the overlap?

Thanks.

MMF has this really nice feature in the expression calculator where by if the mouse cursor/claret is next to a bracket it will automatically highlight/bold the corresponding open/close bracket. This is very good if you are editing a long expression with lots of parameters or multiple statements.

Still an awesome game.

I think you need to have pixel rounding checked to avoid getting seams when you scale, as when you scale back to normal size there might be a few decimal difference.

I really hope this gets updated, it's brilliant.

Merry Christmas!