hi mzeid,

If you are connected into scirra.com, you have to go to "store" > "your downloads" (left menu) then click on the button "download" of Spriter Pro. You'll have all the versions by date.

Just for MadSpy, my problem with a recent version of Spriter came from the Intel graphic card driver. I use now another PC and everything works.

Ok, thank you, MadSpy !

Edit : The last vertion crash on start but the b11 release is working.

Hello,

I tried to install the last version in Windows 10 but I have the alert "missing MSVCP100.dll" when Spriter try to start.

Another thing : is it possible to move the key frames or add/remove frames in the timeline ? It's convenient when the animation is correct but with some movements too fast or slow.

Thanks for this useful application !

Thanks for your answer, Jayderyu.

I already use this design but I thought there was a better method.

Hello,

Is somebody know if the function object have a statement to stop the function ?

I thought it was the "set return value" (like "return" in Javascript or PHP) but it's not the case.

if a statement like this don't exist, it may be a good idea to create one.

Works, the program was detected an Intel(R) HD Graphics on Windows 7 (64 Bit) with an updated pilote.

Sorry Kyatric.

Here's the capx for thr problem of rotation and collision :

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57428335/rotation2.capx

Here the steps :

• Start the preview.
• Try to make a collision whith the four blue sprites.

Only the sprite with the angle '0' will work correctly. In the others, the collision polygon wasn't rotated.

Thank you. (and again sorry)

In fact it was a bad generation of the collision polygon in one of my sprites. The preview is working correctly now.

Another bug :

I made sprites for the decor with the option 'immovable'. The collision polygon don't work when these sprites were rotated.

Hello !

I found a bug using the physics behavior with sprites. I had this type of message for each sprite with the option 'immovable' activated :

Assertion failure: Physics polygon separation resulted in no polys

Stack trace:

assert2(0,"Physics polygon separation resulted in no polys")@http://localhost:50000/preview_prelude.js:12

([object Array],7396)@http://localhost:50000/Physics_behavior.js:554

()@http://localhost:50000/Physics_behavior.js:905

()@http://localhost:50000/Physics_behavior.js:811

([object Array],[object Object],true)@http://localhost:50000/preview.js:1035

()@http://localhost:50000/preview.js:1446

()@http://localhost:50000/preview.js:1203

()@http://localhost:50000/preview.js:515

()@http://localhost:50000/preview.js:463

(-10)@http://localhost:50000/preview.js:499