Pode how slow is that? does it take 1-2 seconds or 10-20 seconds?

I am also experimenting with other options for TINT to avoid save&restore. I will post back my findings later on...

second time you apply an rgb tint, it's not working for me on Safari.

all other browsers work 100%

no it was on the same domain.

it worked fine on all other browsers, apart from firefox, which is very strange.

Solution:

Firefox was not loading the external c2runtime.js

I embedded the c2runtime.js into the actual html and it worked!

I have exported my project to HTML and it works fine on it's own.

I am now trying to integrate it into my own website by using the jquery .load and loading the contents into a DIV.

all works fine on chrome and ie9.

however my project does not start on firefox. it seems that this part is not triggering (I could be wrong though):

jQuery(document).ready(function ()

{

// Create new runtime using the c2canvas

cr_createRuntime("c2canvas");

});

Anyone came across this problem and has possible solutions?

thanks a lot

Do they work with RETINA set to ON too ?

GREAT work Pode.

Big thanks from the heart, I can't express in words how precious this plugin is.

I will test it out asap!

No more date counting Scirra kept their promise! You made every pence I spent on C2 worth it!!!

confirmed that if i switch respect white color to off, plugin works fine as before, so thanks a lot for that option.

checking families now...

thanks a lot Pode I am going to test this new version extensively.

yes its a good idea to send you a test capx so that you can check it out, if i find that families still don't work.

any good news on the safari dilemma?

Pode excuse my ignorance but where can I choose whether to respect white pixels or not? Went through all the possible behaviour options but cannot find this option

I found another problem.

In the previous version of the plugin, if i have an ll white sprite with a black outline, all the white was TINTed correctly.

In this new version of the plugin, the ALL WHITE section is not TINTed at all. Just the greyish anti aliasing between the grey and the white are coloured :(