You're evil, you know that?

That beside, that font looks nice! Thanks for sharing it.

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I'm aware of the Sound/Files bug... but.

I've found out that despite saying it only supports WAV files, Construct still lists OGG files in the list of resources to play. It doesn't play them, though.

And related...

http://kotaku.com/5313864/indies-being- ... ive-arcade

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/x ... -now-brown

Not good.

Does http://sslaxx.twu.net/SpriteMaker.exe this do anything you want? Runs under .NET, also works with Mono.

puretna.com/imagejoiner.php

or just google "image joiner"

Weird what you find on porn sites, isn't it?

coughs Not that I would know, or... anything...

I suppose I should add a short description of what groups are and how to use them.

Sounds useful!

The sound section of the project bar allows .ogg files to be imported as a resource.

However, the "Autoplay resource" event only supports .wav files.

Known bug, shortcoming, or do I need to install something else?

snickers I was being facetious, Ashley...

We need a better chat program.

They're on revision 14 already! Not sure if it's gonna compile just yet though...

...Noob questions here:

1. Is there an effect that allows a sprite to grow larger or smaller?

Sprite scaling? You can scale layers - http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/c ... ons#Layers - and in the picture editor - http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/c ... ure_Editor - and yes, you can resize a sprite - http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/c ... tle=Sprite

2. Can you make actual 3D games in Construct?

As in Quake/Doom? No. Construct can't use 3D hardware acceleration. It does have a 3D box object, though, but that is all.

3. Can you make an FPS in Construct (2D/3D) easily?

Someone has created a crude Wolf3D-style maze using Construct. You might be able to get it to do a Wolf3D-level shooter, but that'd probably be about it. Construct has no support for 3D hardware acceleration like that.

This is pretty simple - I want the .cap file to play a sound file (from binary resource) when it starts up. However, it's not storing the sound file (an OGG) as a resource - in fact, it doesn't save any OGG resources at all. This appears to be a bug.

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