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- Kyatric
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This will eventually lead to the manual.

As this post says, it's soon to be added.
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- Kyatric
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You might check this topic as well as this one which seems to contain useful informations related to your question.

You might also want to make a search in the construct classic forum with keywords maybe more adapted to what you're seeking.

I hope it helps.
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- Kyatric
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Yes it is.
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It depends on the setting of your game, but yes, this could pretty much do the trick indeed.

(You're wondering for your canonball game, right ?)

Put them on a "background" layer (in the background of the actual game, behind the canons and bricks) for more clarity. You can also modify their opacity property or add them some "additive" effect to make them blend in the background of the application.
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Rectangular selection tool works for me too in windows XP, GIMP 2.6.4 (yeah I know, I'm not up to date with GIMP <img src="smileys/smiley4.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> ).
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- Kyatric
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You may want to try int(random(1,2)) which results will be either 1 or 2.

Without the int(), your result is probably a float.

If this is still not what you want/doesn't work as intended, can you post a capx showing the problem ?

Also in the first line you write ("Random(1,2)"), did you write it like that in C2 too ?

The ("") might indicate a string, which is not the correct variable type apparently and is not necessary.
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And what about what's in the "View problem details" of the crashing window ?
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Are you using R60 ?

Could you please add your specs and others infos as asked in how to report bugs

On C2 crashing, do you get an error window of some sort ? If so, please include it in your post, this would be helpful.

This sounds like this bug (supposedly fixed in R60), can you confirm it is the same kind of bug or are you using different steps ? If so, please provide a step/step explanation of what you are doing before getting the bug.
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Please Methab follow the instructions in How to report a bug.

Also paste the check failure.

Your report, as it is, is pretty much useless and can't be treated.
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I tried the same with GIMP, and it works too.

I think you have to copy a single layered picture. I just opened a PNG picture in GIMP, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V in CC's image editor, it worked.

I opened a multi layer xcf, ctrl-c (one layer was selected), Ctrl-v in CC's image editor, it copied this single layer too.

Beware of layers.

It works under windows XP at least.