You could get a Chinese made Windows 7 tablet that has a slow Atom CPU, a crappy graphics card and a fairly low res screen. But would it really be worth it? (And would cost you about 5-600 bucks if you know where to look).

Why do you need a tablet to run Construct 2 anyways?

That was never implemented in CC natively, but you can use R0J0hound's awesome Resource Plugin. I have tested it, works very nicely with fonts.

Well, yeah, non-locked in ones for sure, or, actually I just got this idea:

<img src="http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/gg36/some9000/0fde65b5.png" border="0" />

Perhaps a little less handy, but why not put Layers in with all the objects in the Expression box? Perhaps separate them a little (along with system).

Hey, all.

I know Ash has a todo list long enough to wrap around Earth twice, but something workflow related has popped up that could really ease the suffering that comes with adding unplanned layers. Here:

<img src="http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/gg36/some9000/9d0a7efb.png" border="0" />

A drop down menu to pick a layer instead of typing the full name every time.

Now an option to change the numbered layers to named ones automagically would be the bomb, but that may be too tricky. While this... seems rather easy, eh?

Thanks for looking!

Also, zenox98 - those 20-30 minutes would be necessary for EACH ITERATION of an animation. So what you are essentially suggesting is - if I tweak the animation I get the super fun times of doing it by hand all over again. And this every time an animation changes, which can be quite often, really.

Exactly! Autopolies for each and every frame would be great.

Ashley - it's applying only the first frames poly. Which, in an animation is hardly beneficial.

Looks perfectly fine in Chrome for me. You may check that you haven't zoomed in or out just a bit to be sure. Press Ctrl+0

Polygon is already there, it's the second option to the left, right under hotspots.

Ah, you didn't mention the close and open layout thing. Yes, it does become empty. So weird...

Also unselectable. Hope Ash takes a look at this.

What indeed.

But if the question is how to display points using a text then the easiest way is probably making a global variable like "Points" and then an event like "Always: Text Set Text to Points"

And just Add Values to the global variable points as needed.

Do it like this:

<img src="http://images.devs-on.net/Image/BR2gAHO5g1pIkkw-Screen1.png" border="0" />