Windows 7 is usually nice to Construct Classic, sounds like something in the cap file is crashing it. Does it crash with other cap files as well?

Try RGB of 255,0,255 for the background instead of white, that's the default transparent color when you copy external images into the editor.

Are you using any behaviors on the enemies or just moving them from events?

If so, you can have an event "For Each Object" from the System events and select the object you want to fall, then add a condition saying "Is overlapping" and select your ground object or the "Solid" attribute.

Next, right click this condition and choose "Invert". You can then add an event to increase the Y position of your object by a few pixels (eg: 5, or 10 for a faster fall speed)

Wow,nice art! Looks like you were making or helped make an Age Of Empires game? <img src="smileys/smiley4.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Hmm, you can paste all the objects into the canvas and then resize that canvas image to fit the resolution you'd like, but that introduces some lag and could also prevent you from using pixel shader effects. Not tried this myself so hopefully someone else will know.

Hi playerelite I remember we talked in PM's about this issue I think, still need help with this?

Heh no problem MrMiller <img src="smileys/smiley17.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> Glad to hear it worked out!

Hmm, sounds like the image points aren't set in each frame in the CC editor. I'll try to check this out for you this week.

Interesting that Construct 2 doesn't work in Wine, as I think someone was able to get Construct Classic working in it, maybe even the games themselves (in C2's case this is definite as they're HTML5)

Are you running it as an administrator? Try right-clicking the icon and selecting that from the context menu if you're using Windows Vista or 7

Wow this is awesome! Thanks for sharing <img src="smileys/smiley4.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Glad to help zircher <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />