Weird visual error with tiles shifting by 1 pixel causes gaps. I'm pretty certain that is a Construct issue though, right?

My only comment is - at least with the flame on his head, it will make a little more sense why water is pretty much lava in so many platformers. Gasp, I got wet! -1 Lives

Very cool, 'cept that it seems as if the vines need some anti-aliasing when the get very thin.

Add the Soften effect to Layer 1. That helps a lot.

Wav and Mp3 from file play fine. Same Wav and Mp3 from resource 1 do not play at all. Same Wav and Mp3 from resource 2+ play fine.

Again, Vista 32.

This was a bug specifically in the Directsound object. In my own testing, XAudio2 can play the first resource fine.

It seems the bug is back in this plugin as well. I am able to play and hear the second resource on Vista, but not the first.

Hope you can fix this without actually having Vista. Here's hoping!

I get the error as well.

Vista 32 Service Pack 1

I like it! Instantly reminded me of Aqua Forest for the IPhone.

Nice work on the tube.

No I'm pretty sure he gets it, especially considering this:

I thought so, but every other thing he typed suggested otherwise.

This whole thread is *woosh* though, that's for sure!

I actually needed japanese symbols for something and I ended up using a font of characters. I had to match them up myself, but it beat drawing them all out.

This seems a great way to simplify the UI across levels, as well as duplicate backgrounds!

However, I don't think this is any good for paralaxing because anything and everything you add is also added to the next inherited layer, which is just a darker clone.

I would think it is best to just make your layers and detail them how you want, then hide them to continue working in the main layer.

Upon reading the above again, I think I nailed the "that's obvious" parts. Hrm, ah well!

I haven't been here long enough to poke fun, but I have to ask BROO, did you hear a big *WOOSH* sound at all while typing that post?

I'd have to think you heard something ...