tag removed, thanks. should have thought of it, jsut completely slipped my mind. cheers

I have a few objects in my game that have a persist behavior that I can not remove. the behavior is listed above the ones that are accessible as the pics will demonstrate. Any ideas on how to remove it?

here are a couple of pics...

https://ibb.co/mRp72b

https://ibb.co/c9dZhb

C2 crashes when I try and add an image to my main game project, DaKoo. This is a large project. C2 locks up when I try to edit an action on any of the event sheets.Below is the exact error.

Cheers

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Construct 2 Check failure

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Check failure! This is probably a bug:

GetHICON returned NULL

Condition: ret != NULL

File: Projects\ObjectTexture.cpp

Line: 617

Function: struct HICON__ *__cdecl ResizeBitmapToIcon(const class cr::vector2_base<int> &,class Gdiplus::Bitmap *,int)

Build: release 242 (64-bit) checked

Component: Construct 2 IDE

(Last Win32 error: 0)

You are using a 'checked' release of Construct 2, intended for testing, which causes certain errors to be reported this way. Hit Ctrl+C to copy this messagebox - it's useful information for the developers, so please include it with any bug reports! Click 'Abort' to quit (unsaved data will be lost!),'Retry' to turn off messages for this session and continue, or 'Ignore' to continue normally.

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Abort Retry Ignore

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Attach a Capx

Description of Capx

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Step 1
• Step 2
• Step 3 etc.

Observed Result

____ Can not import images and then edit actions or error occurs. Actions can be edited before image import , but menus do not look correct____

Expected Result

____ normal operation when editting actions ____

Affected Browsers

NA

Operating System and Service Pack

____ windows 10 64 bit ____

Construct 2 Version ID

____ release 242 64 bit____

thanks for the heads up:)

I'm also having the same issue, had to take a bit of time off of C2, so i just noticed it, very annoying. Will try rolling back to v.13.1.2 as version 0.18.1 still has the same issue. thanks for the heads up

Problem Description

____ gamepad is not working in NW.js & Chrome preview does not launch. Firefox and Edge working ____

Attach a Capx

____ Default Platfomer Template with added gamepad for the left analog stick:

http://www.filedropper.com/template-pla ... dedgamepad ____

Description of Capx

____ Added gamepad function to the standard platformer template. Demostrates that chrome does not preview properly and the gamepad is not working(xbox 360 controller) in the NW.JS preview ____

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Just preview the template and it should happen
• Step 2
• Step 3 etc.

Observed Result

____gamepad does not funtion in NW.js preview, IE and Chrome does not launch ____

Expected Result

____ to work;) ____

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (YES)
• FireFox: (NO)
• Internet Explorer: (YES)
• Edge(NO)
• NW.js (YES)

Operating System and Service Pack

____ Windows 10____

Construct 2 Version ID

____ R 239____

* edit after installing and reinstalling, it seems the problem starts with NW.js 0.18.1 , once I reinstalled 0.17.0 everything is working again

Ashley

I'm still seeing it, in 225 and now in 226. 3 instances are openned while previewing using NWjs, but only 1 closes leaving 2 hanging

Another piece of awesome! thanks

chrisbrobs

Looks very cool, can't wait to try it out, thanks for sharing!:)

The method i'm using right now isn't the most graceful, but it seems to be working out so far. I'm drawing my characters on paper, outlining them in black ink and then taking a picture of it with my phone. From there i import the image into my computer, open Gimp and pull up the image. I use the color select tool to select the black ink and then delete the surrounding area that was the paper. Then i have a hand drawn image to color and shade as i need! It's an odd way of doing things probably, but when you lack good tech you gotta improvise! You don't even wanna know all the crazy crap i go through for my pre rendered games.

MelVin

I am quickly noticing how much more fluid Spriter's animations are than traditional frame animation. That deformation tool is really something too!

Whatever works! I agree. You can not let things stop you. I made most of Adventures Of DaKoo with a mousepen tablet from genius that my dog had chewed, held together with duck tape lol. Never went to art school or even an art class after the 7th grade, I learned to draw on packing & printer paper etc. I always thought If you have passion and are will to make it work you can get a lot done. The phone is an awesome idea. As long as the phone is parallel the pics should be just as good as a scanner if all your looking for is the line art! Great thinking I will probably use it too;)

BTW, I didn't even know the deformation tool had been added, I will have to check it out asap. My Anims are nearly all transfers from still frame Anims.

That's very interesting! So basically by using Spriter, C2 will save overall space by loading movement data from the Spriter files instead of image data?

yes.

You can do the animations with template images so they can be set to a certain postions you have in your hand drawn image. This allows for "true" hand drawn style you mentioned. Spriter is really just a tool, you can do a lot or a little when it comes to complexity. You can reproduce any animation sequence in spriter, the advantage is the memory that you save. The less complicated the spriter anim, the less demanding it is on the CPU. But they can look identical, as long as you cover all the angle changes in the animation when breaking it into parts.

Also, in my experience, Spriter seems to be more fluid or smooth compared to animation frames.

spriter is a bunch of combined parts. they can have a very small file sizes, were as the png files can add up when all animations are added together(run, jump etc).

For png files, think 11 frames (for the slowest fluid movement) per animation. Then say each png is about .5 - 1 Mb well you get the difference can add up (6 -11 Mb per anim) if each animation needs to be loaded into memory for each level.

For spriter you just need to load the parts only. This means you can make the initial image larger and still save memory cause only they are loaded. the Anim is really just a set of cords and rotations, like any bone animation for 3d games.

Thirstyy

it very cool what you two have done:)