Yeah, signaljacker is correct.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/589 ... Array.capx

Fixed (ps, had to shrink your array size to get this to prevent it from going offscreen)

Can we please see a capx?

It seems pretty obvious, but 64-bit NW is intended for developing on a 64-bit system, while 32-bit NW is intended for developing on a 32-bit system.

Your project looks promising, but if you want to make your project unique/truly stand out, maybe you should try to find your own pixel based artstyle. The single screenshot I see looks very Fez (almost as if it's copying the artstyle) and while that's not a bad thing, it looks kind of generic to me.

Please link me to the plugins, I can't open this without them.

korbaach's solution is better as it allows the user to toggle the button, where the other solution only sets the button once.

No problem, sorry about earlier, was just trying to make sure I had all the puzzle pieces to your request

I think you could do the same with an additional tilemap? Just give it the layer properties like in the guide above and make any spots of light black on the extra tilemap? Or white, not sure, haven't fiddled around with this method yet, so it's just a hunch.

There's that, other than having one of a 'light object', and using multiple instances of it? Sorry, I'm trying to help you the best I can.

This should work regardless of any window size:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/589 ... ttons.capx

If you're intending to be testing on a mobile device, no (I'll send you a PM about that stuff, if you want to fix windowsize to support all mobile devices) but for now, I'll just get to working on that example for you.

Edit, I meant screensize, my bad

The limitations are something you don't have to strictly follow at all but it's because different devices have different aspect ratios, and if your layout isn't the correct size, it may not display correctly on certain devices. It's just good policy to make sure it does. Aspect ratios:

3:2 or 2:3 --- iOs and Android

4:3 or 3:4 --- iOs and Android

5:3 or 3:5 --- Android

16:9 or 9:16 --- iOS and Android

16:10 or 10:16 --- Android