Wow! that's it!! I didn't have the z-order bar open and it works! Thanks plinkie, show's I should have looked the manual a bit more closely. :)

You couldn't somehow do a quick video showing us what you're doing could you?

That is a brand new project with two tilemaps. Just tried it again with new project and same, I can't access the second tilemap.

I'm using the 64bit version on Windows 7.

I'm obviously doing something wrong as nothing i do switches tilesets. Here a quick video of what I'm doing.

Ok, I think there's some confusion here, when you say "select Tilemap 2 as it is in the layout" do you mean the 'Layout 1', the actual area where you work on?

I'm not sure what you mean here? Select which Tilemap? Choosing the pencil places a tile down, I want to have a second tilemap to select from.

I have two separate tilemaps (alien landscape & metal tiles). I wish to use both these tilemaps to create a level. How?

I can load and use one tilemap ok and I can load a second but how do you switch between them? I have the tilemap bar open but it only shows one tilemap tab.

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Great game!

Just a couple of points:

1/. To be able to define the move left & right keys. being left-handed I would have like these to be the arrow / cursor keys instead of A and D but could find no way to redefine those keys.

2/. At one point I got stuck in a wall.

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I can also confirm a crash in V144.2 - 64bit following ramones simple example.

Couldn't you use an array to hold the list?

Does CocoonJS work with Android V4.0.3? yes? no?

Following on from this.. IS it possible to have panels?

I want to have 'tabs' around the sides of the screen ( like Photoshop) and be able to have various objects like buttons, text, lists and so on slide into view on a panel when the tab is clicked on.

I know I could just have a graphical panel and have areas already on the main screen that can be clicked on and hide / show, enable / disable them so it looks like you're actually clicking on the buttons but I'd hoped there was a better way.

Here's a simple Visual Basic example http://youtu.be/ZPq7Zn--qKg?t=4m3s so everything is attached to the panel and as the panel moves so does everything attached.

Any help appreciated. :)