Once you've inserted DirectSound, you have several options to play sound effects.

The simplest is to open up the Resource Bar (tabbed down on the right) and right click Binary Resources. Then add your sound effects. These can be played via the 'Autoplay resource' action under DirectSound.

If you don't want to use resources, play them as external files via the other actions.

I really like Vista, there's no real reason to call it 'bad', 'buggy' or 'insecure' anymore. It starts quickly, works quickly, and looks good. I still use XP though, because some games I play run faster on it for me.

Python would allow you to define custom functions and reuse them; it's probably a bit complex to do via expressions, though you could use the Function object to achieve it.

Bolded brackets is a good idea, as are some other formatting additions.

This forum has been created to house specific improvements or ideas to areas of Construct, or plugins.

In each request remember to be as detailed as possible, so ideas can be better discussed.

From what I've seen that'd take a while.

Kidding.

May be easier to have a 'Reset all values' both under the System object, and all other objects.

Visual Studio 2005 for the IDE, Direct-X 9, latest month will do, platform SDK required.

3D Box source isn't on CVS, though, all plugins are Visual C++ 6, except a few.

Logistically it shouldn't be difficult *at all* to add per-image/sprite configuration of image exporting (eg, this one should be png, this one jpeg).

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Gratz on 666, long way off here!

> 2. Global objects listed in every event sheet object list in the event editor.

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I agree, this is a good idea. Not only that, but it's a logical idea... one would expect this of an object that's been marked 'global.'

Agree. (Being drunk doesn't affect cognitive response!).

I assume he wants a resizeable graphic to credit Construct? If that's the case, then there currently isn't one (it's fixed size), so someone would have to whip one up.