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-Me at Halloween.

I realize that static 3d meshes have their place in 2d games but honestly if you want to make a 3d game use unity or the UDK they are both free now and BUILT for 3d. Construct is not built for 3D. Honestly if you are going to put in the time and effort to make construct do 3d things then why not just learn how to script (its really not that bad) and do it in a 3d engine.

Honestly scripting is almost like eventing only in text and you have to manage objects differently. You really shouldn't just say I cant script. You should learn how to script, Scripting will make your events better and Making events will make your scripting better.

dude. There is nothing to tell the player what to do or what can kill them. I died about 5 times before I even saw those spike things. this is really frustrating to play.

I doubt a feature Like this could be implemented for construct 1 but maybe 2.0 it could be implemented.

What do you mean being emitter only?

What kind of menu? Title Screen Menu? Start Menu? Options?

I usually use functions and put a private variable in sprite that when clicked calls the function and have the function do all the work.

I meant in the runtime. I cant see where it is I get kicked off the level before I can see it

Bink video makes you buy a license and that is expensive and not likley to happen. un-less something changed recently.

What was he trying to run? the cap or the .exe

I checked with Davo before I posted it there was also a discussion about it in the chat. Its just meant to be guidlines to streamline the help forum so that we can deal with issues quickly. Sorry if I stepped on your toes Ashley

I cant see the win block and I could not figure out how you hid it so I didnt spend forever looking for it. if you can show the win block that would be better

I have noticed a lot of new topics on these forums, some of which are good some of which could have been answered through doing a search or reading the wiki. In order to facilitate help for all those who need it we have come up with some guidelines to expedite the process. Please follow the steps out lined below:

1) Do the tutorials. Ghost Shooter and Platform School will teach you a lot about Construct and perhaps answer a lot of your questions.

2) Check the Wiki. Even though it's not complete it has a good amount of information. Search there if looking for info on an object.

3) Search the forums. There is search function, so please use it. I realize that it may not be the best a picking things up but sometimes it does work

4) Post a topic. Finally, if all else fails then post a topic about it. Below I'll outline what should be included in your post...

When posting a topic in Help/Tech please do all of the folowing:

1) POST A CAP! (".cap" is the file format Construct saves files in.) Please, PLEASE post a cap showing what trouble you are having. There is nothing worse than trying to troubleshoot from a screen cap because the problem may be in an area that you did not screen cap. Likewise, descriptions alone are often times useless.

2) BE DETAILED! Please describe what is happening and what should be happening.

3) Bookmark your events. Especially if you have multiple event sheets. People really don't want to waste time looking through five event sheets.

3) IF IT'S CRASHING, IT'S A BUG! Post it along with a cap to the SourceForge bug tracker. Try to recreate the bug in the smallest cap possible so that it's easier for the developers to find it and fix it.