Hi, i will try to answer your questions.

First of all, i tried to do something like that.

For mirroring, the only way i get it was with to sprites, toggling the visibility. Animations are not available yet.

And for the ps: I dont understand what you mean with show. Doesnt work the behaviors or you cant see the sprite?

I could help better if you show me the capx

Hi, thanks for the plugin.

I have a question:

Can I put a variable in key, so i can storage automatically a set of data?

In this case, an array.

Edit: Nevermind, I alredy did it. Thanks again.

If i have lucky, by the end of the day i will present to you one of the first games made with C2 with game savings options.

Edit2: Wow, alredy made the save system, and it store the 24336 pieces of data of the array that contains the whole world in 20 seconds!!!

Edit3: Look how is going: Enter the game, pres new, then, wait a few seconds and press S in your keyboard. When it finish, reload the game. Then enter to saved and watch.

Go to the project

by the way, reading this i wanted to make something like that, but with a grid of tiles.

Here is the result:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23880596/Pasto.capx

Oh, thank you

I alredy apllied the time scale to a game i was doing. And the fix to clicks in parallax is great, that will make work other things that are in the game.

I only want to ask something. if its posible to change the keys of the behaviors, like in classic. Thanks.

Edit: Thats weird, maybe i missundertood, but it doesnt work for me the clicks in paralax layers.

Hi, well, thanks for another realease.

This browser plugin is one of the things i was waiting.

But now i got a problem:

When i used a solid behavior, it show this error: Assertion failure: Behavior ID "Solid" is missing.

And it crash the entire game.

yes, i got the same errors

Hello, and thank you for this amazing program.

I have a question:

will C2 contain a 3dbox plugin like CClassic or not?

I ask because i`m starting a long-term project and i need to know that to start making the graphics. Thanks.