I'm not home atm. I'm running a Windows XP and ATI Radeon, but not sure on the model number yet. And yes i have tried r51.

I havent been on in a while or messed with Construct in a while until i heard the good news of early license :). So i was excited to start playing with the idea. But then i find out that when i downloaded C2 i cant see the layout at all. And when i add sprites i cant edit them either or see the drawing canvas. Any suggestions?

This is freaking awesome!!!

Already reworking on some projects now thanks to this!! Amazing scidave

Holy crap that is awesome! The new plugin system does what others could not of done. Which i think is awesome. I have one suggestion for networking support Pubnub. Ill see if i can learn how to make a plugin ;)

I like this idea alot of a plugin, And scidave, I tried to use your tutorial but i could hardly get off the ground. I did read through it and i never found out what i was doing wrong. I've done some networking before in the past projects just never with python and construct and it never comes together nicely by any means. But I'm sure ill try your tutorial again and see what i can do.

Its odd, On windows xp, Chrome got ~22 fps, FF5 got ~10.

It was odd indeed and chrome hardware accel is off. Might be my computer lol.

I would love to see RTS/Pathfinding behavior, As well as Families. I havent had a chance to test out all the new releases so i do not know what has and has not been added. But i will here soon just summer classes and working full time is killing free time.

its not too bad. Say you use Java as an exporter you could still use javascript(Rhino) as the scripting language in the exported java exporter. Have it interpret your plugin and all you have to do is generate the code. Its not the fastest way of doing it but highly doable. Basically its all javascript just like in the html5 files. But faster because if you made your own C++ exporter, use V8 for interpreter and there you go. Quick and dirty but it works

EDIT: but dont interpret javascript in android exporter. That = bad performance

EDIT2: Will there be support for linux in future?

I too am excited about this news. I do not usually post on forums I'm more like a stalker of the forums and when i saw the new banner i was excited to see this topic. I fully support the new reconstruction of Construct. Which rises many questions that may not yet be answered but ill ask. Does this mean that C2 will support Cross-Platform?

Edit: I just skimmed and found support for different exports.

EDIT:: I found out i was overlooking it or something but i found the rfc822 module. Sorry about that. Will post my luck with pubnub networking.

Link to python api https://github.com/pubnub/pubnub-api/tree/master/python

More Info on PubNub:

[quote:168cl0w3]PubNub is an Internet-Wide Messaging Service for Real-time Web and Mobile apps and games. PubNub is a Massively Scalable Real-time Bidirectional Messaging Service in the Cloud. APIs available in JavaScript, iPhone, Android, Flash, Ruby, Python and more which all deliver bidirectional Real-time messaging service in the cloud. PubNub is a JavaScript Push API for Real-time Applications. PubNub is a client-to-client push service in the cloud. Browsers, Mobile Phones, Flash Games and Web Servers can talk with each other in RealTime over XDR, Web Socket, TCP and URL Callback Push Services. PubNub manages endpoint conversations automatically. No need to manually scale and maintain a push server. This github repository hosts Client APIs for PubNub to make it super easy using Publish and Subscribe (Send and Receive). Learn more about Publish and Subscribe at our PubNub webiste

Ive been programming in C# for a couple months now and starting to taking a liking to it. Ive also done a few months of C/C++ programming. I have experience with a broad range of languages(C/C++, C#, python, lua,php, javascript, visual basic etc) the only real ones i never been exposed to would be ASM-like languages.

Thanks for the advice guys it helped me see where i should be aiming for.

I graduated from high school in may and I'm in the in between of what i want to do for the rest of my life. Its a difficult thing to realize after a couple years of spending time on the computer playing with many different ideas and getting a feel for all that computers have to offer. One thing i realized in my life is i love programming. So that is something i never want to give up and want to keep venturing onto. I have explored many different parts of Computer Science such as Cryptography , Compiler and Language Design, Game Development, OS Development, Security and Virus Development and then to other topics like software development.

I have come to the road block that college is this coming fall and its not like i have to decide now because computer science major is a very open major at least from my understanding i'm going in to learn C/C++. But what does that get me? I'm currently going to a community college for the first 2 years then have plans to transfer to a big university to make it cheaper on me.

I guess i should make this shorter then my life story lol, I played around with many languages in the past and never settled down on one and thats kind of how i have been with what i want to do when i get into a career. Any suggestions in this? If i make any sense at all?