If the texture itself is resized, the image file will be affected.

But if you don't alter the texture at all, the image file will NOT be affected.

So, if you change size of texture within picture editor, that's the first case.

If you just change bounding box size, angle etc., that's the second case.

I'm not sure I understand your question... what is wrong with array indexes?

The first array cell is always at 0 index, the second at 1 and so on until the last cell with index of 9.

Negative force, maybe?

99% a spambot.

Man... The above post split the thread into a new page, so I didn't see Sol's post immediately. I assumed ***** and clicked previous page...

I can't say I've been too disappointed, heh.

Merry Christmas and all that jazz to you all!

Is that Stitch? Where is Lilo?

But yeah, that kind of radial health bar is tricky. There is no simple way to achieve it. You could fake it with sprite animations, but well, it would go in "steps" rather than gradually.

Oh wait, now that I look again, this is for Construct Classic. Perfectly possible with sprite distortion/displacement. But that's beyond the scope of my modest understanding.

In german, huh? That means the browser halted script execution for some reason, typically when the script keeps running indefinitely and blocking the browser. There may be some nasty unescapable loop or a huge loop.

Confusing question indeed. I'll just drop this link: Derek Yu's pixeling tutorial and call it a day.

How did you download r73? Everything is there...

construct.net/en/construct-2/download

MMO plugin? There is no such thing. You can't simply put MMO features into one plugin.

There is that online chat plugin - sort of. You can also pass and receive data to the server with AJAX plugin. That's all the functionality you need to establish a server-client architecture.

Now, server is a wholly different can of worms. Can't make those in Construct 2, because C2 is oriented to browser game development. No, you need to create a program running on the server that would handle clients and run the game. Which means programming.

All in all, this is an unrealistic request.

Do we get paid?

Because actual reputation is always lower than perceived.

Okay, more seriously, your answer lies therein