C2 image editor does allow you to fill in alpha, so if you have already imported your graphics, you could just open the graphics in the C2 editor, select the fill tool and set Alpha to 0. Click on area to set transparent.

Remember to set the Alpha back to 255 when finished.

Without seeing the (required) .capx, and precise steps to create the problem, there is probably little anyone can do to help, unfortunately.

Just from the screenshots, I would say you may have to use an autosave or backup file, which should be available in the project location. Just rename the suffix of the most recent from .autosave or .backup to .capx.

Would really need to see the .capx (as required) but from a quick Google search, it could be something in your events that is causing an infinite loop.

Hard to say with any certainty unless we can see what you've done. What does it show in debug?

Thanks, Ashley.

My honour to help in any way I can.

Great news. Congrats.... err, I think... lol.

Couldn't think of anyone better to step into those shoes.

Stop it, you're making me blush.....

Gigatron - way cool.

Blast from the past!

I use to play this in pubs in the 80s

Actually still shows that classic addicative quality of playability.

GPU is pretty important.

What's the Make/Model No.?

That is because I don't have enough reputation to post a link.

Adding spaces was the correct thing to do, but it's just that the resultant url doesn't show anything.

Sorry (maybe a bit slow today) but doesn't the manual state that after setting the source the video would be paused and would need the 'Play' action to start it?

[quote:2us8lb8t]Set source

Set a different video file to play. As with the object properties, three formats can be specified. Setting the source does not automatically start playing the video; use the Play action to start it after changing the source.

So wouldn't this mean it's working correctly?

Not sure whether a bug or not, but if you add the action 'video-> Play' then it plays ok.

As Ashley has often said, it is not a good idea to modify the built-in plugins and behaviors. It is much better to just make your own, if needed.

The lowest amount they pay out is $100.

So if you have only earned $30 for instance (from sales, ads etc), then you would not get anything until you had earned the full $100 (and obviously, muliples of $100).

You might want to try the following 2 part tutorial:

Building with Cordova - PART 01 - Setting Up

Building with Cordova - PART 02 - Build an Android App

Looks involved, but will hopefully work for you.