http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms645505(VS.85).aspx

It's the OnPut function in edittime.cpp, though I agree that it's not really an ideal way to give information.

I wonder if it's something to do with the IDE it's compiled with, or the SDK.

Could users who have a problem with it post what plugins it came up for - that is, if it's not all of them..

Thanks.

There's a few things you can't currently do with Python, notably interface with behaviors and effects. Other than that I'd think most things could be done with Python easily.

Packet throttling mechanisms and fair use checking via an admin online interface would hopefully be enough to remove trouble.

I agree, a P2P plugin just won't cut it for alot of games.

I see your point about not having to have a public server, but I guarantee that unless someone makes one public then most people who were thinking about making an online game will immediately give up due to lack of a server to have the game on. Pretty much noone can afford to or will host a server purely by themselves.

Why not just a blank subevent after all the others which runs those actions?

Click add behavior, and select Timer, it sounds like exactly what you want, after this confusion .

The parameter is just a path to save it to, not a filename, so whatever you type in it is where it goes.

Probably not much, until font resources are implemented.

You could use the Timer Behavior.

0.98.8 could in some circumstances make .cap files with families not work. Not often, but families didn't really work well anyway, so there's no reason you wouldn't want to upgrade.