Savvy001 : recoloring a Sprite via a shader is a better option. That kind of trick used here won't work in a WebGL context.

Tenshi : aaaaah yes ! I forgot about that. I'll add it as soons as possible.

Too much code to process for the Javascript engine in realtime. But a shader might be possible.

czar : your win32 Delphi program doesn't need to use an embedded webkit, but an embedded webserver. That way, your user can access your page from their browser, and the win32 code can access I/O, registry, etc.

If you don't want the user to use its own browser, you can then integrate an embedded webkit next to the embedded browser.

Your browser will serve the page on http://localhost:The_port_you_want_to_use, and the embedded webkit will read http://localhost:The_port_you_want_to_use

— : for that, you need to "edit" the pixel of the images. I have a behavior there : construct.net/en to edit images, but I didn't add for the moment the "crop as circle iamge". I'll add it in the future.

Savvy001 : in fact, it's not a feature of the Drag'n'Drop plugin, it's a feature of the Sprite itself. Since it's in the "Sprite" that we say "load Image from URL", if Ashley hasn't set a way to give a specific frame number, we don't have that possibility.

Jax : I need to have a better test suite, to check against various retina and rescale effects applied to the HTML code. I think the bugs are coming from the rounding part of the coordinates.

Jailson : you already have a lot of rep, you are on the right track <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />).

Jax : replace the " by a ' in your string.

I need to add the ability to change only one instance, or all of them...

For your second problem, I'm on a mac here at work so I can't open .capx file, so I don't really understand your problem. I'll try to check that at home...

Jailson : you can attach credits to "Pode", if you want <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />. Do you want my real name, or the pseudo is fine ?

lemo : I need to think about that. I don't want to add too many features that are confusing the user because of a crowded UI, but the idea is nice.