Use the 'For each object' system condition for this.

Click the about button on the top right.

Any load action will always load instantly for the next action unless specified; sounds like a bug to me. If you don't mind, if you can reproduce it or something, put it on the tracker and we'll look into it. Thanks.

This should do the trick .

People can edit resources anyway, it's something which game developers have to accept when distributing games. It's up to the end user if they want to change a game, either graphics or sound, their loss of the artwork if so!

It would, it's something we'll get round to after 1.0 probably.

It wouldn't use less VRAM, images are decompressed when they're transferred to VRAM.

It sounds like something that's pretty hard to do, though obviously useful.

Something to note is that most animations can be accomplished in just 2-4 frames, due to tweening, so complex animations would be fairly rare.

OK, I've added set/get speed for the next build.

I can't find you, have you tried logging in to the wiki first?

I think it does, all controls should move/show/hide every frame depending on their layer setting, and I don't think all of them do.

Indeed V-Ram controls in particular are of vital importance to large scale projects, as are object folders.