Typically adventure games where you interact with the world by clicking objects.

Yep!

You can host a HTML5 game on dropbox, as long as you don't need any server-side scripting

I recall that someone with mobility radeon had an issue in r65, when event sheet rendered over his layout. I have an inkling of suspicion that this is related.

was that site made in c2?

I don't think so, but it certainly is possible!

Those light bulbs in your home count, too. Apparently pillows as well. Oh, and that toothbrush? Yup, an itty bitty tiny slave had its dirtied hands on it before.

Not getting the crash here.

AMD Phenom II X2

Windows 7 32-bit

Radeon HD5670

Find out here: http://www.slaveryfootprint.org

A pretty well done survey, if you ask me. Also struck a few chords with me. Apparently I have had 20 slaves working for me. The fact that number is about half the average can be attributed to my modest lifestyle.

However you want, as long as font strip and the string match index by index.

You don't need to learn the language in order to understand the message behind this video :)

There is a lot of free web hosting solutions (just google it), however they all offer limited features.

If you don't mind shelling out a few dollars or euros a year, buy a domain for yourself; then purchase some cheap web hosting solution, these usually are about 4� or something a month. That'll cost you about 60� a year and you can do all kinds of things with your web space. (MySQL database, PHP for any server side code etc.).

Just my couple cents on best place to host Construct game. Nothing is stopping you from using one of those free web hosts, however, but do closely inspect their features first!

1. and 2. can be solved with importing a large font and then scaling it down. There is a memory use implication, however, may want to use a size of 2 texture and fit all font glyphs within.

3. the ' character is not included in the imported font strip and definition string, I kind of forgot about it. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Thanks for the encouragement!