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- Toby R
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I wrote one multi-threaded Java server for WebSocket connection with AS3 game. It is pretty cool but it's more like for turn-based games/chat. Real-time games need peer-to-peer connections to works smoothly. It's fun experience, GL with your game.
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- Toby R
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Yeah... like 10 years ago we were playing monochromatic "Snake" game on our mobiles and had a lot of fun. Who would expect that we will have a real computer in our pockets soon.
- Toby R
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True. Nice animations... he's funny even when he is just walking haha.

BTW: You should provide a license file to the zip. Otherwise it's just kinda risky to use it for anyone even when you say here that it is free .
- Toby R
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Wow it is beautiful . It is amazing how technology which was once available only for well written compiled desktop apps is now moving to browsers and mobile devices.

And you can do a lot of stunning effects in C2 as well (even without external plugins), it's all about creativity and knowledge .
- Toby R
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For checking whether it's a numeric value or string you can use System -> Is value type.

Regarding styling (arrows), TextBox you have to style with CSS. There is something mentioned here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2337 ... firefox-29
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- Toby R
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Allright... maybe I overreacted with this "horror"
- Toby R
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Because it would be a pure/raw string data. XML for 800 values would be pretty big so to use it in a comfortable way you would expect collapse/uncollapse options for nodes and surely a syntax colorization. C2 does not have XML syntax colorization for string values. I could use a second editor only for this XML but then again it's getting messy to me. I like code to be tidy and readable.
- Toby R
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That's the point. Constant keeps the value every tick anyway that's why I'm asking if there is a purpose to allow checking both checkboxes for constant and static value. Thoutght maybe C2 engine treats constants and static constants somehow different for some unknown to me reason. But I guess it's just a "dummy" option in the editor.
- Toby R
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Well the first rule is that you should think about that long before release, but anyway you might find this useful 25 Creative Ways to Promote Your App for Free
- Toby R
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If you don't want to use a project file, but still read from a xml file, you could paste in the contents of your xml file into the xml load action.

Thanks for reply — Setting XML directly as a string into loading function would be a horror to edit it later

"let people hack the game, if it is fun for them", as long as it is single player.

Well... ye... I had that thoughts as well... hmm...
- Toby R
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Is there a particular reason why you can set a constant to be also static? Is there any difference?