Example:
I know how to do this with blend modes, but this requires a copy of the text object, another layer and a mask sprite.
Is there an easier way? Maybe some effect which allows to change text foreground color based on background color?
It works fine for me. And it took me 1 minute to test.
How can I see which project is which?
If you hover mouse cursor over the project name in the Project bar, it will show you the file name. This feature was added about a months ago.
You can install the Desktop Build, it runs on NWJS, so all NWJS functions will work in preview.
construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/construct-nw-js-desktop-app-131317
You probably need to loop through all tiles and use System Pick Overlapping Point condition.
+ System: For "x" from 0 to Tilemap.MapDisplayWidth + System: For "y" from 0 to Tilemap.MapDisplayHeight ------+ System: Pick Sprite overlapping (Tilemap.TileToPositionX(LoopIndex("x")), Tilemap.TileToPositionY(LoopIndex("y"))) ---------> Array Set At (LoopIndex("x"), LoopIndex("y")) ..........
I don't think it's possible. I never even heard about a plugin that can do this.
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You need to add AJAX object to the project. Make a request or post to the website with AJAX. Use "AJAX On Completed" event to get the response from AJAX.LastData expression.
Search the forum or tutorials section, there are plenty of examples.
You need to post your code or project file.
The most common method is to use Browser Log action. It will log messages to browser console, you can use different colors (error, warning), group several messages together etc.
You will have to use a sprite for mouse cursor.
Global Variable LockUntil=0 Mouse On Left click: Set LockUntil to (time+2) On every tick LockUntil<time : CursorSprite set position to Mouse.x, Mouse.y
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