Is there any way to change the collision type of a sprite during runtime? For example, from Per pixel to Bounding Box?

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I see. Thanks for the replies.

Is there a way to get the (X,Y) coordinates of the position where the mouse was clicked?

Thanks for the quick reply. How do I install the plugin though?

Is there any "slider" object in Construct? Something like a volume control slider (similar to the Windows volume control sliders).

Is there a way to disable Flash for a sprite that's already Flashing?

Does Construct provide a way to do colour blending? Meaning, I specify a 1st and a 2nd colour, and then I want the interpolated colours that connect these colours.

For example, I want a sprite to gradually change from 1 colour to another as I scale it.

When right-clicking the colour filter (and clicking Use Expression) to convert it to a number, how do I interpret the number given? I would like to know how to parse this value.

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How do you set the Center of an Object? I noticed that Text objects have their centres being the top left of the object, while Sprites have their centres being in the actual centre of the sprite.

Instead of being restricted to reading/writing text files in .ini format only, is there a way to read/write XML files instead? How about any arbitrary text file (meaning we specify our own format ourselves)?

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Is there a way to type the tab character ('\t') when setting text in a text box?

How many spaces is this tab? Is there a way to set the tab spacing amount?

Also, is there a way to set the width (eg. 4 spaces) and alignment (left or right) for a number which the text box is writing?

Note that I'm not referring to the alignment (whether horizontal or vertical) of the text box object as a whole. I'm referring to individual values (whether they are numbers or text/strings) that are part of a larger group of text in this text box, and how to format the output.

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What if I don't want anything at all in the "main" category?

Also, is there anything I should be aware of when I make events regarding sub-animations? Or do I simply just use the animation name as normal (meaning that organising into sub-animations is just for our own organisation purposes, and Construct doesn't really care much about this structure)?

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