I've searched around a bit but haven't been able to find an expression to set height or width to a percentage of their original. Any takers?

I believe the only way it's to use a math formula.

Yes, but it isn't licensed under their name, so they aren't permitted to use it, only you.

When you forward a license to someone else by email, the name of the license isn't yer name, but the person's you are forwarding it to. I bought a license as a gift once and I did this, but it wasn't under my name.

You mean like a health bar thing?

It happens to me as well, BUT, only the first frame (0). Just thought I'd share.

RPG NPC anyone? ;)

Great job.

i think the animations name should be stored on the object expression page so we can use it when ever we want it but most of the people use simple worlds like : move, idle,jump,slope,...

Yeah, I started out with simple names too, but I cannot do that anymore. I try to make it as easy to remember as possible, but doesn't always work. and since I am working on an RPG battle system, the animations abound big time.

This is already on the todo list, but is fairly low down the list since we have a lot of other bigger things to do I'm afraid!

Thanks, Ashley.

I was thinking, in addition to typing the names of animations, it could be practical to have a drop-down list of the animations an object contains for speed picking. I came up with this suggestion since my animation list it's getting big and often times I have to go back to the image editor and check the names of animations since I forget the exact spelling of a lot of them.

Not really important, but I think it would enhance the flow of work. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Awesome. Runs fast on my laptop, not 60fps, but close to it. This feature will be a killer.

I think it's perfect; short and descriptive.

We're working on some EXE wrappers for the near future. Stay tuned!

Hell yeah.

Have you actually read this thread? ^