Well my point was, if we're having the same issue then maybe Ashley can solve it, or we can work around it (e.g place an object with that effect on screen under a mostly black but transparent "Loading" layer, or something of that nature. I'll definitely try to solve it on my end anyway, if I succeed I'll let you know.

I get a similar sort of effect the first time I load a WebGL shader on some devices. First instance of the shader hickups, then it's smooth even after reloading the level. Maybe it's something similar for you?

Seems to be doing it now, was not before.

Ugh, someone set it to 40. Nevermind, all is well

I'm testing out on a fairly high end laptop (770M, etc) with Windows 8.1 and Chrome. Seems like FPS is locked to 40. It's not a performance issue, just seems to be capped there. Why would that be? It's not happening on my other devices (2 android and 1 XP)

Manpower to make and maintain as C2 changes. I think Scirra is all of like 2 or 3 people. You could probably hire a consultant dev to make one if you have the money or make one yourself. It's a pretty large project.

Is it possible to get a larger width or fluid width? Too much blank space around the edges and not enough content per screen.

I've changed the blue colour to the same one as the old forum uses, much less garish.

I'm sorry if you don't like the look, give it a bit of time. Unfortunately when we make design changes there will always be people who prefer or it who don't prefer it, hard to make everyone happy!

The unquestionable fact though is it's a lot faster, has a lot more features and is far more reliable (no more session timeout errors for making posts etc)

I would suggest perhaps making the black color where the "by name >> Thu Feb 20..." a bit less... contrasty Perhaps a lighter gray, will help not making the dividers between posts stand out so much. Other than that it looks great.

Post what you have, probably a typo somewhere

Read my reply again. When you use int() it will truncate to an integer and integers don't have decimals. What you want is a float

Use float() instead, so round(float(value)*10)/10 will give you one decimal place, replace the two 10s with 100s for 2 decimal places, etc

You can use multiple conditions, so in one event do

Score > 300

Score <=500

That gives 1 star. Etc. Since you won't have a score of both <= 500 AND > 500, you also don't need those else statements.

I know this will sound like a silly question but, have you tried NOT rounding the number? You're probably using int() to convert from text or something.

If you want a specific number of decimal places rather than all of them (which is a lot) the formula is round(Num*N)/N, where N is 1 followed by a number of zeroes equal to the numberof decimal places you want to keep (1 for no decimal places, 10 for 1 decimal place, 100 for 2 decimal places, etc)