go into system and select "subtract from global variable"

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the exact same thing happens to me lol,

shows how great construct is!

No, its an independant object sharing only graphical data,

you can delete the original, and nothing happens.

it doesnt share PV's or families either

i have my important stuff backed in 3 places lol

high five !

Load frame from object.

I think this would be nice for effects such as mirrors or afterimages and stuff, so you don't have to have an object with all the frames there to waste memory or has to be updated when new animations are added. It'd just be nice and conviniant and useful! Or so I think, anyways!

what i underlined is already possible, but not loading frames. what you need to do is right click on the sprite in question, then paste a clone. clones are treated as another sprite but share frame and anim data with their parent.

seriously?

maybe its your gfx card? they are just cubes.

i think having all the events for this would cause lotsa lag

XBLA would probably be possible, they have games that run using flash i believe

(hexic HD?)

[quote:2fwezqe1]Published: January 3, 2006 7:56 AM PDT

By Marcus Lai

Hackers have cracked the Xbox 360 puzzle game Hexic HD in order to discover more about the inner workings of Microsoft's new console. Files from the puzzle game have been extracted, burned to disc, and booted from a standard Xbox 360 console. The game can also be run on PC.

Hexic HD, a puzzle game included on the Xbox 360 hard drive, is said by hackers to be a simple Flash application that is common code to basic computer software. The new discovery is a step toward running unauthorized software on the Xbox 360 console.

The previous Xbox console became a hackers playground for running unauthorized media files, including pirated video games. Microsoft has made an effort to curb piracy by including prevention schemes in the Xbox 360, however persistence among the hacking community has yet to see defeat.

In 2002, the software giant took legal action against online import store Lik-Sang for selling Xbox mod chips that enabled users to bypass security software and run pirated games.

so yah i dont think it would be impossible to make .exe's made for windows run on a console that runs on windows, and uses direct x9. im sure someone with a modded console has tried this somehow. i know you can run NEScafe through media center

This makes me feel sooooo young! 21, 22 in January. Cheers guys!

your tellin me xD

well, this advice is all good!

my advice is make little tests, look at games you like (2d games), little programs you like ect. and think about how they did something, then try to replicate it on your own, this is what i do! if u see something you like on the forums and its open source, dont look at the source, first try to make it yourself, and if you get stuck then look at the source. this will help you look at problems in a different way than you normally would. there are no tell all good tuts, its just practice, and develloping your own techniques.

dont try to optimise things too much at first. what i do is make a "rough draft" then look at what can be optimised and make a new draft with more optimisation.

learn what SIN and COS can do (if you dont know), it will help you enormously! learn how to make beziers also, they are pretty useful, even in their simplest form! ive only been using construct since (Aug 02, 2008 2:26 am lol) and i can already say my computer is clogged with cap files i made all over the place.

also, im just curious to know? how old r u? i think i may be the youngest at 14 but i was always curious how old some other members are?

dont worry about not being able to do things at first, you will always get the hang of them sooner of later!

why dont you just use 3d box?, it would run faster, be less buggy, and require almost no code, anyways,id like to see an exe or cap of what youre doing, i think it would help tell people exactly what youre going for

those pics are rendered 3d stuff right, or are they you're game?