There is a crash bug with wrap behavior. It's been reported, I think, but report it anyway to be safe!

Awesome, free chimichangas!

... wait, what are chimichangas?

What happens when you enlarge it? That is right, its width is not equal to 32 anymore.

Events are processed from top to bottom; after that image width equal to 32, where its size is changed, it then proceeds to the image width NOT equal to 32, which passes as true. So it runs BOTH events within the same cycle.

You probably want to make those two events exclusive; otherwise they both run. Try with "ELSE" condition. Or you could use a variable that is reset at end of the cycle.

Well, look at the market... graphic cards are in the range of 128MB-512MB VRAM, but quite a few older cards are still stuck at 64MB.

A good solution would be to load on demand; only put in VRAM whatever is needed immediately.

Screenshots or it didn't happen!

Grats

Construct may be free, but plugins and products aren't part of that license, I believe.

Well, that is a highly specialized animation software. Construct is a generic game development tool; bone animation is a much smaller part of the engine compared to Anime Studio Pro. How many games that use bone animation are there compared to games that do not?

Granted, having a more intuitive bone animation plugin would be nice, but I think it is not that important for Construct, which would benefit from many other additional features.

Good product sells itself. It doesn't really need the aggressive marketing tricks; it is not a bad product after all.

Anything that David touches. Seriously, that guy has the Midas touch.

I am posting this from my chair in front of the PC! Awesome!

I don't put stuff that is not my own in signatures. But I do refer Construct if I make something with it.

That is the idea - make games, mention the tool you used; like "In Another Brother" stirred some interest of experienced developers who are now in love with Construct.

Word of the mouth works the best when you want to target the right audience. We don't really want to attract the masses of pubescent rabid fans of Dragonballz who want everything the easy way.

I can seem them. Looks pretty good!