Ah I see, thanks!

Trying to download "Plugin: HexTx" gives me a 404.

The example capx's just seem to open a page of garbled text for me?

Apart from that, this seems to be just what I needed! I'll go try it out right away.

Finally figured it out Thanks!

I think he's hoping for a way to lock a layer from input in runtime.

While this can be done with variable checks or groups, it would be really nice and much simpler to have a lock feature that works in-game too... *wishful thinking*

oh hell yeah, man

I work at the post office. it's so friggin mindless and stupid

I can't wait to finally finish something awesome enough to escape that hellhole

Exactly how I feel. Except I don't work at the post office Just a normal office job at our tiny city hall.

SET ME FREE!!

*cough*

but 360 and ps3 are so outdated and old now that its not even fun anymore....

Really? :S

*Pats my lovely ps3*

I guess I'm just not enough of a technophile to notice (not meant in a bad way, I'm just not that knowledgable about it).

I hope the current consoles last a little longer... now that they have built up a good library of games.

I was thinking, now that objects have lovely folders (thank you!), could it be possible to arrange global variables in folders as well? I'm ending up with a lot of them, and sometimes it would be nice to group them together according to what I use them for. (Menu's, stats, so on...)

I know private variables can be used for this to a degree, but wouldn't global variable folders still be a nice feature?

I tried doing the same as you, just without having to click a button first, but I still can't make it work >_< man, I feel dumb now...

Here it is so far:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11716886/rankingstest2.cap

Never would have thought something like ordering after values would have been so difficult for me!

Phew, suddenly got very busy, and this seemed like something I needed to get the proper time to look at.

Listbox doesn't seem very customizable when it comes to presentation, so that's why I haven't used it yet.

But while the Verve example in general looks great and has lots of descriptions, I'm afraid it's still going over my head! I just can't figure it out.

Also, my rankings list only needs to show the top 10. In your Verve code, you mentioned a simpler way of sorting values, could you maybe explain that one...?

Sorry and thanks for your help so far

EDIT:

Here is my lame attempt so far, based on an example from a memory game I found on these forums:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11716886/hiscoretest.cap

Miu3! Is that really you? How awesome and unexpected to see you here I'd love to see something you made with construct!

/off-topic

Works for me.