Here's an example of the current system that I'm using in Can't Turn it Off:

Ray Cast Example

If your layouts will be the same size as your window, you can make a large layout, put your "screens" in a grid, and scroll from one to the other.

If you need scrolling within each layout then you can fake a layout swipe using the Canvas plugin. You basically paste the screen into a global Canvas, then go to the next layout, position the Canvas to the side of the screen, and scroll from the center of it to the center of the layout start position.

Swipe layouts example

Hey Ashley, would be possible to incorporate tags to joints when you create them to allow to selectively destroy them later?

... However, 'Sprite is not visible' is still run, and results in no Sprite instances being picked because none meet the conditions. When no objects are picked its expressions return 0.on't know, this seems like going against a basic rule of the event system, that any action that refers to an object with no picked instances in the sol will refer to the first instance of it.

Like Yann I would expect to be returned the coordinates of the first instance instead of 0, since no instances of the object were picked. I would expect 0 if there was no instances of the object in the layout.

That's great news Ashley! With official support to load images at runtime combined with the new import external files feature I'm seeing lots of great possibilities.

I use Firefox for everyday use, but for HTML5 applications it stutters every few seconds making it extremely annoying and not a much enjoyable experience. Lately I'm having this issues with Youtube videos too and frequent random crashes.

I don't know if it's related to the latest updates or if it's my computer, but Chrome on the other hand gives me smooth results for all uses. I'm deeply considering switching to it for my everyday use since Firefox is starting to bother me.

It's not showing in the properties panel for me neither.

I was thinking it was a feature of the browser plugin only, but it seems it's not.