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- Elliott
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If your characters skin is grey and the clothes are colours, you get away with a simple adjustHSL effect and playing with the hue to change blue to red
- Elliott
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- Elliott
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Ah, I misread - you could try something like this?
- Elliott
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You can make it even cleaner - one action:

Set size to (Self.Width+1, Self.Height+1)
- Elliott
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Following this - I've often used the method described by Newt, however if performance drops or even hiccups the illusion is ruined.

Interested if there's a better way.
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The GFX plugin is very interesting - what exactly is happening that causes the game to double its frame rate? The particles are being capped?
- Elliott
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Would be interested to see the same project with the new beta Fengist
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- Elliott
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dropbox.com/s/qi2o2hzl5aji851/BulletAndSolid.c3p

Great example dop2000 - my home PC has a RTX 2080Ti, 32GB RAM and an i9-9900k processor - past 1000 ants the fps drops to sub 20 before falling to 1-2. Definitely something happening there.
- Elliott
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I don't have time to run the experiment right now, but is a linear drop in performance, or is there a key point that everything goes awry?

Interesting find regardless, here's hoping the fix results in an engine wide soup up

EDIT//

Just ran the test (damn curiosity) can confirm test 3 and 4 turned the game into a PowerPoint presentation past 200 ants
- Elliott
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The message typically has a sentence after that which elaborate specifically what you were rejected for.

Almost always it is to do with money or gambling - does your app have microtransactions?
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- Elliott
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Agreed with Newt - the solution is to crowdsource a plugin. We could look at getting a form of community pot/ plugin bounty going?

The issue as far as I can see is that then we'd have the following problems:

A) Both Scirra and Spine could disavow the plugin as being developed by a third party

B) We would be beholden to the third party to update this plugin

C) The cost of outsourcing programming at a fair hourly rate would far eclipse the cost of the tools themselves

I guess we can only appeal to the cold heart of capitalism and hope that an enterprising dev sees that there's market demand for this plugin (and that he/she then sells it for a compelling price)