Double click the sprite in the editor window or right click it and pick Edit Animation, no?

Your best bet is to export as series of PNG files with full Alpha channels and then just import the sequence in the animation editor.

You can use some 3D models using the 3D object, but they are a bit clumsy and don't really have any lighting, etc. Construct is mostly a 2D game maker.

Uh, how exactly should it "check if you loaded the prequels save file"?

I mean it is, after all, but a program, it cannot guess what it is doing or what you want it to do. So there cannot be a magical something that will realise it is a sequel or a prequel or whatever and just take some data from somewhere.

The creators of Mass Effect, for example, clearly had to spend a bit of time in putting these variables into their savegames and then making something that parses this information and makes the necessary adjustments for the sequels. It cannot happen "automatically" - it's up to the user to use the tools provided (like Kyat mentioned, webstorage, for example) to save the data and then see if it's there.

Well, you could always use AJAX calls to store some data on a server or such, it's not really something that the authors need to implement, but rather what you as the creator of a game need to do.

Do provide a capx so we can have a look. As for a white background, I guess you mean transparent - that's just a case of drawing them in something that supports alpha transparency (so make png's).

You may want to give your platforms private variables. And then, select them by those variables and show/hide them.

It looks like your capx uses some non-standard behaviour - mind sharing which one?

This has been asked many times in the past (and also just a day ago, iirc) and can be found here in the forums.

Short answer - yes.

Missun Comprete!

If that's all it takes then we should make awesome infographics for all issues to raise their perceived importance.

Also, Tom needs to make a badge for this.

Or you could try shift clicking the top and then bottom one and drag the whole thing into a group.

But why would Windows take a file after a program restart? So I suspect it's still C2 trolling us.

Ok, just so several opinions are represented on this issue here's how I see the situation:

<img src="http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/gg36/some9000/0b3e9a17.png" border="0">

<font color="yellow"><font size="1">Yes, the guys from the chat apparently haven't got anything better to do.</font></font>

Edit: I have been told that some people exist who are unaware of what the awesomely dressed C2 references. Unthinkable! So