Hello.

I want to make some sort of water. Not the one splashing, but the one that objects can swim on. I tried by making two objects with different physics densities, but what I've found is that the floating object only dips in a little with one edge into the water. How could I do it without thousands of recource-demanding physics objests? It doesn't have to splash, make waves or anything else, only that the floating object dips in 10-20 pixels and rotates as if the water had waves.

Thanks! <img src="smileys/smiley4.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Hello. This is a server bug, I guess. I export a project to an arcade .zip. I use r90, but the page says I need the newest release and gives me a link to the r90. Is this a bug? Is this the wrong topic? Please help. <img src="smileys/smiley5.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Thanks!

Hello world!

I've got a little question.

In the code of the exported HTML5 projects it says:

<font size="4"><!-- SCIRRA LTD LICENSE AGREEMENT FREE EDITION USERS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO REMOVE, MODIFY OR HIDE THE FOLLOWING LINES OF HTML5 CODE FROM THEIR EXPORTED GAMES. REMOVAL, MODIFICATION OR ATTEMPTS TO HIDE THIS MESSAGE WILL BE IN BREACH OF THE FREE EDITION LICENSE -->

<!-- End of Scirra Ltd. free edition limitation -->

[the link to Scirra is here]</font>

In the previous version it said that the link is optional, and now the link is not inside the "License protected area", is this an error (typo) or will it be used in the future. I'm asking it because I want to know if I am allowed to remove the link.

I'm sorry if this topic already exists, but I didn't find it. I'm also sorry if I'm in the wrong category.

I'm stuck right there too! I'd suggest you to first make beginner's levels before making the hard ones.

Thank you very much, but I needed only the part:

"-> Sprite: Set filter to CommonDialog.Colour

Using the "Use Expression" feature by right clicking where you set the color." <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Hi! I'd like to know if I can let the user select a colour in CommonDialogue and then apply that colour to a sprite's filter color. Is it possible?

Sorry, I meant Construct 2.

I found it out in the beginner's tutorial. <img src="smileys/smiley9.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Hi! I'd like to ask where are the global variables in Construct Classic. Does anyone know it?

I've seen similar, but this one is brilliant!