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- blackhornet
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Change the Cell size, it's the first parameter of the behaviour.
- blackhornet
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- blackhornet
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Arima
Is this only when maximized? I've tried all sorts of combinations in Win7 and can't get to fail in this way. I don't have access to a Vista system.
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You need to add your own log lines so you can "watch" what is going on, and see which code is running and which isn't. Print out variables, etc to see if they are the right values.
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I'd say it's time to add some logging. Add the Browser plugin and add some Log lines in appropriate places to see the flow. It seems like you are calling a lot of the logic too many times, not controlling your states appropriately. I prefer Chrome for logging. Hit F12 to bring up the console.
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Arima
Which OS are you on? What's your screen resolution? I've tried 150% on Win7 and it still fits. Just want to figure out the best approach.
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BoardGame_BHT.capx

I call the function in event 2, just to test.
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The problem is your movement code is inside the function. The function is only called once, then returns, so the movement code will never be called again. Move it outside of the function, and add something else to trigger whether the code runs or not.
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Arima
Try v1.7.
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Nofish
Paradox
Try v1.7.
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Triggers are different from events. On Collision will only report one at a time. I had a recent example of dealing with this, but I can't find it at the moment. You either have to manage this yourself, or see if Overlap will do what you want.
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Paradox
Anti-aliasing is now fixed. I need more time to fix shifting (and not break something else). You can work around this by added the extra pixels on the right, then shifting the whole image over in Photoshop by the same amount.

Nofish
If you can have a look in the Event viewer, hopefully there is something there that might help diagnose this. You need to get to the Computer Management console. In Win7, right-click the Computer icon on the desktop and pick Manage. Then System Tools->Event Viewer->Windows Logs->Application. Look for errors referencing the EXE.