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Sounds like a graphic driver issue. Make sure the computers your students are using have the latest drivers installed.
Use the clamp function to limit the position of sangStick. For example, every tick you could set the position of sangStick to:
X: clamp(sangStick.X, boundary.BBoxLeft, boundary.BBoxRight)
Y: clamp(sangStick.Y, boundary.BBoxTop, boundary.BBoxBottom)
My suggestion would be to avoid having multiple people working on the same things simultaneously if possible. Of course, I'm sure with experience you'll learn to fix merge conflicts without causing problems in C2 itself.
All of the files C2 creates for projects -- event sheets, layouts, etc -- are XML, which lends itself well to source control systems like Git. Just make sure you push a C2 project folder to your repo instead of a CAPX(which is just a zipped project folder with a different extension).
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If you put the most recent circles behind the older, larger ones then they won't even be visible. You should use rings instead of circles. To get the z-ordering right, just send the newly created object immediately to the back -- there's no need to continuously order them.
That isn't to say it may not make an appearence in C3, but we won't know that for quite a while yet.
To add to this, I believe the current plan for C3 is to have support for editor plugins, so depending on how permissive that is, it's possible a third-party developer could add a feature like this themselves.
If you're referring to the editor itself: you can't, it's Windows only. Although you could always try running it inside of a Windows VM.
Trigger once needs to be placed in the event it's intended for, not as a sub-event.
Chrome does have dev tools for simulating what you'd expect to see on a range of devices. Touch events are simulated using the mouse.
I managed to get a reasonable imitation using the bullet behavior and two sine behaviors. You can tweak the settings to get it closer, I'm sure.
As far as I'm aware, it's your job to keep track of how much you earn and when you need to upgrade. Tom or Ashley could provide more clarification on this.
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