Not sure how to make the distinction - when just running a game but not making a proper compilation, how long does local storage last?

I'm trying to figure if there's a bug in my program where sometimes all the data is gone, or whether construct just erases local storage for temporary runs after awhile?

Nice game. How did you download the soundtrack - I can't figure how to download one from the site you linked to?

In retrospect I think it's better to A: See what you can actually make in a game language and then B: Dream up some idea based on what you can make.

Dreaming up an idea then trying to actually make it (the exact opposite) is really hard.

What can you make so far?

I thought I'd ask this here in case anyone might know a solution.

For some reason the USB ports on our old computer have stopped working. I'd like to copy a bunch of it's files off it (preferably without removing the hard drive at this point as I'm not tech savy and have doubts I'll be able to put it back in). The wireless router (right word?), seperate from the computer, still works and has a cable running from it to the comp. I was wondering if there was some way to send files wirelessly to my laptop (who's usb's still work) and save stuff to a memory stick?

Any ideas?

Thanks, zenox - I'd considered that, but thought there might be a smoother way. Thanks for the post

Apart from making an add on, is there any easy way to merge projects?

I've build a project for showing instructions that I could use for many games. I'd just like to open up a game project, then merge the instructions project into it. Is there a simpler way than making an add on for it (as I'm not familiar with making add ons just yet)?

Nice one, korbaach! Nailed it! Thank you

Further question: if you add css style "border-radius" to "28px" you get a nice rounded button. But when you click on it, you get this ugly selection highlight rectangle around it. I've googled around and can't figure the property/value combo to turn that off?

I mean like css3buttongenerator . com

But it'd give instructions for changing the button in construct

Start sensible, start small.

Aye. Got to level up first. Can't do raids straight away, so to speak!

I was wondering if anyone had made a button designer where you can keep modifying the look of a button with the various options in construct, then it tells you what to change in the code to do that in your own game? I had a bit of a google round, but didn't find anything?

Yeah, I find that fairly confusing as well