Like any other plugin - extract the archive into the main Construct folder.

Are you running Construct 2? If that's the case, this plugin won't work - it's made for Construct Classic only.

I used Ripple for packaging - it works as a graphical interface for bbwp, greatly simplifying the process.

If you haven't already, you should check out the website for the BlackBerry WebWorks SDK - they have simple guides that walk you through packaging any HTML5 project.

I've actually released a Construct 2 game on the Playbook app store, so if you need help with anything specific, I'll see what I can do to help you out.

Unless I'm mistaken, I believe the first picture is the Scirra logo, while the second is the Construct 2 logo - the Construct Classic logo is like the second picture, but with the chunk containing the "2" missing.

If your game is made with Construct 2, I'd suggest going with the Construct 2 logo rather than the company logo - as for modification, I'll leave that for Tom or Ashley to answer.

So I was reading the blog post today about mobile performance when I saw the sad Blackberry Playbook numbers. Since I downloaded the OS 2.1 beta this morning I was like, "what the Hell?" and decided to retest with the benchmark you put up.

Things are definitely looking good on that end - the test score came out with a threefold increase of 27 over the posts recorded score of 9.

I figured others would like to know about this in case they were interested in Playbook development - It definitely goes to show the speed at which mobile browser performance has been increasing as of late.

It would help a lot if you posted a project file for us to look at - it's always easier to figure out what's wrong if we can see it.

Dropbox is a good way to host your files if you need a way to upload.

I'm not trying to be harsh here, but there's not a whole lot to say - it works, but there's nothing it does that CPU-Z doesn't do better. It needs some distinguishing features to give people a reason to use it.

I'd also recommend tweaking the interface - there's a lot of empty space and the text seems overly large to me.

Approved.

EDIT: Moved to puzzles as per request, as well.

That would be your best bet.

Ah, there's the problem - this plugin is made for Construct Classic, not Construct 2. I don't have any plans to make a Construct 2 version, so you'll have to implement sprite buttons using other means.

Yeah, it sounds like you're installing it incorrectly. To install properly, simply copy the Plugins folder from the SpriteButton ZIP and paste it directly into the main Construct folder - Windows will merge the two Plugins folders and you should be good to go.

I hope this helps. :)

This is not working wor the current version, right?

Is there anything I can do to have Custom Sprite Buttons?t should be working with the latest version of Construct, if that's what you mean. Are you having problems with it?