This is in 0.96.2 .

An online high score table would be done via HTTP, which is already implemented, unless you wanted the scores stored on a remote server.

One option people always seem to overlook is python.. it already has full socket capabilities with much better control and modularity than objects could offer.

</wishes people would use python>

Hi, I'm new at the forum.

I was working on a project in Construct 0.96 and then I've downloaded 0.96.2 release and I've an issue with it. When I try to load it in this new release, Construct crashes.. so I can't actually work on my project with the new build of the product!

Can you help me please ?

Thanks

Hey there,

Is this just an issue with a .cap you've previously made, or when loading any .cap?

If it's the former, e-mail the cap to , or upload it, and it'll get looked at and hopefully the bug fixed.

Thanks

Can you confirm if these problems still exist in 0.96.2? Thanks.

Use the 'toggle event' in the ribbon bar .

This is fixed in the next build. For reference, it was only a problem with certain types of images. The BMPs linked caused problems, most images don't.

It's been added for the next build

For what it's worth, I just reproduced this. Only when using your images, for some reason.

It seemed to import OK, so I minimized to go post this, then I maximized it and the layout editor won't display.

Agreed, I moved it

Whilst that's a good idea in theory, event sheets are independent of layouts. If you created an event sheet and add some events, there has to be objects there to use, if that makes sense.

Direct-X runtime doesn't have this problem, no. Hopefully it'll be resolved soon enough.

This is of topic, don't shoot me please.

Could someone post or pm a list where you explain what DLL, VS, Dev C++, SDK and IDE are?

A DLL is a file which executable files call functions from; these can be informational, or functions which do specific things. Direct-X for example is programmed into DLL files, which the Construct Runtime calls functions from. Every plugin created via the SDK is a DLL file.

The SDK is a bunch of C++ files which creates a DLL file compatible with Construct and the runtime.

VS is Visual Studio, the program which compiles the SDK source files and creates a DLL file. It's basically a text editor with syntax hilighting, a resource editor (to set up dialogs, icons, etc).

So basically, you use Visual Studio to edit and compile the SDK source files, which creates a DLL, or plugin.