You can be in charge of hammocks.

Hmm, no joy downloading this.. Mediafire keeps saying it's processing my download request .

A private variable is the best way, yes. When talking about flags as a programmer, we mean setting a variable to 0 or 1 .

Sometimes it's unneccesary to have contexts menus when there are visible toolbars/buttons to modify something, like with layers and in the picture editor.

What exactly would be in the context menus?

Also, right clicking cancels selections.

Can you add only X/Y axis dragging?

That'd be handy, I'm trying to make custom scrollbars. Also maybe a 'limit X/Y', so it could be fixed width.

No it's not easy It's probably the easiest method, but as Ashley said I'm sure how widely it could be taken up as a new unknown Active-X.

I doubt we'll see anything for months/years on that front .

Notability criteria means you either establish notability or the article concerns something which passes a threshold in a google search - done case by case. If something is obviously very popular or established it's clear from the google results.

The article does read somewhat like an advert, and has no links establishing Construct's popularity or notability.. therefore it's doomed to deletion.

It needs independent links from high ranking software websites, such as reviews or mentions.

[quote:1yrtrg90]If you stretch the window, DirectX does an automatic stretch with linear filtering. That cannot be changed, DirectX doesn't support it (don't ask me why it's like that). The best thing to do is to make your window the true size in application properties, then zoom the display to 200%. With point sampling on, you should get everything double-sized, and nice and pixelly.

I'm thinking you could override OnSize and do a resolution switch to the nearest available res? Perhaps a runtime setting.

Will try add this for a build in the new future .

Definitely. Completed games are the one thing which grab people's attention .

Tags should work fine, but as you said they won't if you use a separate object.

Is there a particular reason why you do use a detector? We're thinking of adding a 'test collision at X/Y in advance' to remove the need for them..