I would like to start organizing my existing events but I can't for the life of me figure out how to move an exiting event into a group. Doesn't seem to be a drag-and-drop thing.

Ah thanks! Yep pressing S did the trick. I tried dragging that thing all over the place and couldn't find a spot that would cause the indent to happen. But pressing S works for me so thanks!

I'm following the platformed tutorial and on page 7 it explains how to move an event and make it a sub-event. No matter what I do I can't seem to make it look like the image example. Either the black line appears above the event I want to drop it into or below. The black line never indents.

Ok, so are addons globally accessible between projects? I assumed that addons were specific to a project.

I purchased a game template that uses a couple of addons and when I try to load the game from the my desktop it says there are addons that must be installed first but it doesn't tell me how :(

If you have some programming background already in an oop language I would strongly suggest you look at Typescript. I'm a c# guy and also wanted to pickup JavaScript. What a sad little language. Definitely better than it was 10 years ago but still...then I saw a TypeScript video and whoa! All of my JavaScript issues were put to rest. It's a transpiler that converts it's superset of JavaScript to standard JavaScript but has support for things like classes, interfaces and strong typing which is awesome in my book. I primarily watch videos on Pluralsight.com and Youtube anymore. Occasionally books but they become outdated too quickly.

Awesome - thanks for the pix! I tried adding screenshots but I need to find a home to store them online first They should take your post and put into the docs for 9-patches. Based on your example I see where this should work for my problem. I'll give it a shot.

I'm not sure that's what I'm looking for. And while trying to create a screenshot I may have figured out a way to do it but I want to do what's considered standard for c2. I have photoshop. I could, in theory, build my platform in there using the individual graphics for the platform and save it as a new graphic that would be used as my platform. Is that SOP for c2? Do a lot of you use the assets you buy to "build" unique sprites in a separate graphics program and the utilize it in c2?

So, yeah, I've been reading the "Learning Construct 2" book and have gone through the platformer chapter. I purchased a graphic set from the asset store for making my own platformer style game and tried to apply the stuff I learned. One thing I didn't see was how to create a platform consisting of multiple sprites. In the asset they have a left, center and middle graphic for a platform.