Just keep one fact on your mind: Construct isn't very reliable and can mess your projects big time, so get into habit of versioning and backups! Especially with big projects like that

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If there is someone willing to manage a sticky containing the list of mentionable tutorials, examples, plugins, creations and whatsnot (in appropriate forums), that'd be quite practical.

Oh, and don't look at me.

Another post slated for later insertion of links. That's the new black hat SEO tactic.

Function object. It executes AFTER the tick, as far as I know.

1. Isn't there elliptical collision mode? I could be wrong... not fiddled with Construct in a while.

2. Just create an object and call it water. Then whenever another object overlaps that object, you can do all kinds of stuff to it such as making it float up, damper movement etc. I'd suggest using something like tiledbackground object (minimal texture) and an effect on top of it to simulate water (warp?).

Like:

Sprite overlaps Water > Sprite('Oxygen') = Sprite('Oxygen') - 10 * Timedelta

Can you give us more details about the virus warning? It is kinda... vague.

The cake is a lie!

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Happy birthday, Construct

You mean portable version. I don't think that is likely, as Construct (the current incarnation, at least) requires certain DX9 and VC++ redistributables.

At work:

Yeah, ****** My home 'net is much better than that.

> it's more that game and story are often hard to get to work well together.

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lol. Oh the misconceptions of story. Story doesn't equal walls of text/voice.

So I've been doing it all wrong! I've been shoting at the wall of text all the time

Now this is a game even my mom could play and that's not a bad thing... not at all! I look forward to the release

A minor nitpick: Z and Y keys are swapped on some keyboards (QWERTZ) - a bit awkward, but well, I can always change the keyboard layout in Windows