Double click the action, select back twice in the event wizard, reselect the object, then click next.

Something to bear in mind from a logical viewpoint is that this isn't the object's property comparison being in the System object, it's just an expression of an object which can be compared by the catch all system comparison condition. Generally this will be how you do comparing.

Ugh.. Czar Orange .

By the way, I'd really suggest that you upgrade to this - even though it's marked unstable until we get the all clear from more people - if you use families; old cap files could become corrupt using the old build in some ocassions, and the risk of that is now fully alleviated.

Wow.. even I'd forgotten that one.. That'll make a lot of things quite a bit simpler. Do you want to do a #8 on conditionals by the way, or should I?

We'll have to do some number crunching and testing when a preliminary online plugin is created, before we have realistic projections.

It's of much more use if you cut your huge tileset into smaller tilesets, which can then be imported in this method.

It obviously won't have to be amazing, but clearly it'll get used a lot even if we just stick with our current user base and don't expand - which is very unlikely. A lot of people here have experience in indie game developing and online play, so I'd imagine it'd have to be able to cope with about 100 connections at minimum.

The default angle is 0, which is facing right. The image of the arrow faces north, so it'll always look like it's off by 90.

Could use the timer behavior, also.

Love it .

The chat's definitely picked up since this post, so that's a good start .