but does that program have changes/updates highlighted and being able to compare old with new side by side as well as being able to see annotates from different devs? behaviors arent tha big only like 3 revisions most only 1. i took a peek in others and one is 67 revisions. c=. from looking at it i can see which ones i want and dont; however, scrapbook doesnt have option to string or OR a bunch of different keywords.

i did dl that program btw it seems to want me to log in or sign up for some account from some site. to be honest i get sick of having to learn a new program every day... and each of them seem to be vital for its niche task

thx guys

downloadnig the repository with scapebook seems fine. so can still view it in browser as it looks on the site. usually you just filter to get everything with http://construct.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/construct url and forgot about it, but it seems theres some stuff on it that makes it bigger than norm so have to view capture links more actively.

yes

i need to view the cvs offline. is there a quick method to do such? there is scrapbook plugin for firefox however 10 percent through its already 200mb and takes long time. not quiet sure what makes it that huge (the biggest site i dled had hundreds of gifs and still was only 300mb, so i thought the cvs was kinda oddly big). it does keep everything intact so you can compare old versions and changes, but im hoping for smaller quicker download?

[quote:1r5a8evf]i dont use express

an i ask what do you use? just out of curiosity. vc++ pro?

until this is fixed u can take advantage of distance between points expression in conditions to cut the range of which events can run for objects out of range/screen.

at newt

sorry if that confused you. i saw something similar to what ashley posted in another thread, but since the search thingy isnt optimal... the timer thing wasnt mentioned back then tho

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ty for readin. if i come up with more ill post

no. u cant. have to use variable.

do you have any programming experience prior to construct? im wondering what separates you from everyone else. i never messed with the sdk because it seemed like you had to jump through hoops just to get it to work with vc express and if id ask newb questions im sure theyd be ignored anyway. its easier for newbs to just download everything pre-packaged in correct paths like regular programs.

how are things coming along in your current project? you got a blog or something? id be interested in seeing where/how far you take this thing called construct.

cap would be helpful. you have to add weight/resistence as private variables and calculate the force of the push against the weight/resistence.