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- R0J0hound
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Use a instance variable instead of "every X seconds".

Add an instance variable to enemy2 and call it "timer". Then replace your event 12 with these two events:

enemy2 : timer > 0

------- Enemy2 : Subtract dt from timer

enemy2 : timer <= 0

------- enemy2 : Spawn plasmaBullet

------- enemy2 : Set timer to enemy2.fireRate
- R0J0hound
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It's not a bug.

"Every x seconds" does no picking, so when it runs all of the sprites are picked and destroyed.
- R0J0hound
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You're using dt wrong. Outside of the sin() is the magnitude of the rotation, that shouldn't change. To use dt instead of adding 1 every tick to "ang" add 60*dt.

Or just rework the formula to use time directly.

sin(time*60)*90
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Do your own platform behavior using the physics behavior.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5426011/fixed/ratboy.capx
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- R0J0hound
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OK, it should not hang anymore when flood filling an area that was already that color. Also Chrome is working fine here.

I recommend using Canvas2d when using the plugin, it's faster. I don't have a system with webgl so I'm unable to correct issues with the webgl portion of the plugin.
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It's likely just an issue with the wait object. It's somewhat bugged and can give non-intuitive results.
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It should have good fps. It's made by the same creators of www.rigsofrods.com/ which was playable for me on my low end pc.

Here is there forum topic on it:

http://www.rigsofrods.com/threads/91975-what-we-ve-been-working-on-recently
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1 and 2 end up being the same, a 128x128 image. Case 3 just makes the file size bigger.

Using smaller graphics gives a negligible performance increase if any. Using bigger images just increases the download time for your game.
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You can't directly apply a color filter on a sprite. There is a plugin that applies a color filter to a sprite's image.

You can mix two sprites with the "source atop" effect:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5426011/examples11/colorize.capx

Another method would be to just have a silhouette sprite of a solid color always on top of the sprite you want to color.
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would like to us this for revealing explored parts of an mini-map

using the "source in" effect.

Try pasting another object that has the source-in effect into canvas.
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Click on the animation and set the animation speed to 0.
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Here's an updated example:

+ variable height walls

+ walls at varying z locations

+ changed the line drawing for level design

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u11iab8q7cf3n ... .capx?dl=1

/examples11/raycast4.capx

Note: You'll need the canvas object for this one.

I get 4-10 fps on my rig.

EDIT:

found another reference for raycasting with a lot of diagrams:

http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/raycast/index.html

Could be useful.R0J0hound2012-05-28 22:42:43