You know, he looks awfully calm considering what's below him!

If you're going to post videos of bugs then don't forget to submit them to the tracker too!

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=10 ... unc=browse

Interesting! I'll take a look.

Geez. Only took 'em until now. And that's DirectX11. No good to anyone using older versions (except maybe Vista).

Cairo, anyone?

Google's way too important a thing for a typo error like that to ruin the entire service... someone's messed up. You'd think something that important would be stringently checked.

Doesn't look that way though does it? Google's error checking is crappy? Yipes!

Uh, no. Construct might share some broad concepts with MMF2, and some of the Construct devs have worked with MMF2, but otherwise it's got nothing to do with it. Expecting Construct to accept MMF2 datafiles is a bit like expecting Microsoft Word to open Blender files.

It'd be nice to know by looking at the list which of the behaviours are player-controllable.

It appears to bring it up at random. Try refreshing multiple times.

Hazarding a guess I'd say Google's "harmful site" coding has broken down...

Whoops! How did that happen?

Actually, I've noticed that the search bar on Firefox produces the broken "This site may harm your computer" results. Google(.co.uk) works as expected.

Dunno if this would be of any use whatsoever, but spring hinges were talked about here.

Yes, I'm aware of that.

However, XAudio can load an OGG file and play it on a channel, which is what I did with another test to get around the "cannot play OGGs as music without the codec" issue (which, on a side note, is why I was suggesting using something like SDL_mixer - it seems weird you can play OGGs as sound effects but not as music!). That was stored as an external file - it spawned this topic as a result. It is trying to do the same thing but with the OGG file as a binary resource that's failing.

Are you using OGG files, though?