Potato! Potato! Tomato! Tomato! Let's call the whole things o --

* CaptainOblivious gets mowed down in a fail of gunfire.

Hey, we all know nobody has to shell out hundreds of dollars to work in a pure-transparency format. Though I agree Construct should be as compatible as possible, there is also logic in supporting the newest formats first. When the core program is complete, maybe then we can worry about the files made with a 20+ year-old program.

This is a brilliant idea and I whole-heartedly support it. Sure we have families of objects, but that doesn't hold a candle to collapsible object grouping.

It's not the same and, NO, I'm not trying to win your curiosity. Hubris is a trait beneficial to neither of us.

[quote:3rsjz3ha]I'm not trying to blame you or anything I just said i was curious!

Gah! I was sleepy and confused your sarcasm for condescension. My appologies.

Wait.. "See-rah" or "Sai-rah?" I've always considered it being "See-rah."

Oh, that's something completely different than what I'm doing. Still cool, though.

I've been working on my own water effects for a while. Personally, I'm waiting for the tiled background object to be significantly bugfixed or upgraded (large tiles disappear).

As far as that demo goes, I don't have the software to run it. Is there an executable floating around?

I did a website for a bunch of old friends not too long ago. I no longer maintain the site, but I think it has held up well enough. http://www.thedisciplesquartet.com

If you comment, go easy on them. They're just an unassuming christian music group and never hurt anybody.

Relative-to-the-window is great, but it doesn't solve everything. If you wanted to scale your game to 1080p, for instance, proportional zooming is a better choice as it avoids making your graphics too small to see.

ALT + PRINT SCREEN takes only the currently selected window.

I personally use ZScreen, a free ware app, because of its automatic FTP uploading features.

Well, I learned something from this, at least. I may very well try this.

A couple things to change. For each angle of animation, make them "looping" at a speed of about 10 or so.

Why it's crashing right after the platform movement comes to a stop is eluding me. Ashley? Rich?