If you exceed the 30Gb you get "shaped" from 100mbit to 256k. Shit sucks still.

still 5 times faster than dial-up

a setup like that would get UNBELIEVABLY messy and hard to organize/debug with large games.

and no, it's not possible to display the event sheet like that.

Am I right in thinking that previously adding layer effects worked on empty layers, essentially effecting everything below?

No, it was never like this. For a full screen post process effect pass, go with a canvas, with grab layout before drawing.

Awesome; another heap of bug fixes, and so soon! Keep it up devs. Glad to see Davo's back in action!

I long for the day where the collision bug gets fixed.

[quote:2lvi895r]'cus wouldn't it be good if you could create a game like battlefield heroes http://www.battlefieldheroes.com

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A wii remote controller for construct would be fun too haha.

I don't get it..

3d box is extremely useful. It should never be dropped.

What I'd like to see is construct drop the whole 3D box thing

Just a heads up... sometimes when exporting a .wav you will get a sound that plays in WMP or other media programs, but not in Construct. I think it's a header issue, and SFXR is exporting the .wav incorrectly. Construct is just picky about proper .wav format. At least it used to be back when I made This Cursed Rock, it might not be a problem now.

I think its because you may have set it (in sfxr) to 22050 hz instead of 44100 hz. Sfxr sounds always worked for me, and I never changed the hz setting. From what I remember construct doesn't like sounds under 44100 hz.

insert the frames into a sprite object, then always >> set animation frame to total#offrames-player.x%total#offrames I havent tested it, but try it anyways. Anyways, the idea is to have them as sprite frames then work out a formula to display them seamlessly.

Is it advisable to have two different versions of Construct installed at the same time?

I have every version since 98.9 installed into a convenient "Construct Versions" folder. Very handy.

I don't have time to explain it right now, but it's possible.