Searching in project files is a great improvement, but it doesn't work well for arrays. It should tell me the exact coordinates (sheet, row and column) in the array containing the text. Ideally, double-clicking it should navigate to that cell. Instead the search results just display some non-existing line numbers.
Ashley Thanks for all these great additions!
Are you planning to review recent suggestions before archiving them? The problem is that people have ran out of votes a long time ago. So many great suggestions submitted in the past few months have no votes and zero chances to get any significant number of votes in the remaining days.
"context menu option to open the layout containing the original global layer for overriden layer", yippee!
I converted this example to Construct 3
dropbox.com/s/kypivpr3uk3id2y/FormatNumbers.c3p
Search improvements, hooray!
Try the links in the comments.
Yes, exactly. It may be very difficult to find in a large project with many layouts.
"Show if an layer is global or overridden" - this is great, but can we see which layout the overridden layer belongs to?
Debugger: remember 'Hide unused' setting
Is it possible to remember the state of the search field too? When debugging a difficult issue, I sometimes have to type the same object name dozens of times in this field.
'Enabled' setting for effects in editor - omg, I waited so long for this, thank you!
Yes, please read the tutorial to the end :)
It opens fine for me. Try re-downloading the file, or opening Construct in a different browser.
Great update, thank you for continuing to improve the templates feature!
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Is your array 1D or 2D? The example I posted above should parse 1D array and put all values in a new row on the spreadsheet, each value in its own column. Say, if you are sending this string: "apple,banana,plum,100,200"
Then "apple" will be in column A and "200" in column E.
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