Just thought you might want to change that.

EDIT: I meant r103.2*.

Actually, my game is responding a hair faster at the beginning (like literally 1/10th of a second, which is noticeable because of the precise timing necessary in my game), so perhaps I can say yes as well. But that's good stuff, I hope others are experiencing similar improvements!

> This anti coding/scripting mentality on the forums is disheartening. Providing users with as many options as possible should be the goal, not limiting it to a click only interface. Certain individuals do not like coding or simply are unable to do it, and thats why the event system is so great for them. Others love it and enjoy it and are desperately trying to work with the event system in a way that flows like the way they code and script.

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> I spent good money on the software and so have many others that like coding/scripting. Our opinions are just as relevant as those that do not like coding.

You spent your good money on a codeless developer tool. Whoops.

Nearly limitless options already exist through programming. C2 seeks to port as much of that functionality over to a codeless environment as they can. That's my understanding of it, anyways. If you want a coding environment with WYSIWYG, you have plenty of options elsewhere. And with C2, you have the SDK which is developed hand-in-hand with the primary software. And nobody I've seen is against its use. So if you want to code, use it.

And why do you feel that providing as many options as possible is not a goal here? It's just trying to make those options available without coding. That's the whole point, as it has been since day one so far as I can tell.

If you bought this software to code in a way that isn't accessible in C2, then you made a mistake.

Why whoops? I made a whoops because I see validity in the opinions others have for scripting and coding with game development? Whoops because you assume I made a purchase without knowing exactly what I was buying? I knew exactly what I was spending my money on when I bought construct. I have followed it for quite some time. I was agreeing with others who make points about scripting and understand their point of view.

Instead of having a constructive conversation you simply point to the door to seek alternative solutions.

Also I remember "day one" including python scripting.

Yeah, I apologize. Conditions of last night left me in a poor mood, which I needlessly revealed in my statements to you.

While I disagree with the tone I used to say it, particularly the portions directed at you personally, I still maintain that C2 should focus on its event-based scripting, and that the SDK, along with any other plug-ins (apparently C2 is modulated in such a way that plug-ins can come into effect through tremendously variable means) should be the sole conventional coding apparatus for the foreseeable future.

And while I don't disagree that having something like a "split-screen" (code/design) view in the event editor would be a nice addition, my understanding is that it is not practical in C2, and would have to be forged with that intent from the start, like in Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2010, or GWT Designer (which I cannot install!!! <img src="smileys/smiley7.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> ).

So yeah, I apologize for my initial tone. I certainly didn't mean to appear to be pointing at any doors, and indeed should not have been pointing at all.

physics behavior

Should be pretty easy with a physics behavior, via gravity when touching the ceiling sprites.

Something like this, minus the camera and sprite rotation: airscape

Someone else may have a good alternative, though.

This anti coding/scripting mentality on the forums is disheartening. Providing users with as many options as possible should be the goal, not limiting it to a click only interface. Certain individuals do not like coding or simply are unable to do it, and thats why the event system is so great for them. Others love it and enjoy it and are desperately trying to work with the event system in a way that flows like the way they code and script.

I spent good money on the software and so have many others that like coding/scripting. Our opinions are just as relevant as those that do not like coding.

You spent your good money on a codeless developer tool. Whoops.

Nearly limitless options already exist through programming. C2 seeks to port as much of that functionality over to a codeless environment as they can. That's my understanding of it, anyways. If you want a coding environment with WYSIWYG, you have plenty of options elsewhere. And with C2, you have the SDK which is developed hand-in-hand with the primary software. And nobody I've seen is against its use. So if you want to code, use it.

And why do you feel that providing as many options as possible is not a goal here? It's just trying to make those options available without coding. That's the whole point, as it has been since day one so far as I can tell.

If you bought this software to code in a way that isn't accessible in C2, then you made a mistake.

I was hoping it would be useful in the forum search :)

Just fyi, I just wrote this response and the damn forum timed me out, so might be a bit abbreviated this time.

Game is epic. Great to have a game with so much hype finally be satisfying. Maybe my favorite FPS, after Goldeneye 007, perhaps :D.

Only thing that isn't cool is I don't have any friends to play with online :(.

But slaying 'em with Axton, level 17 right now :D

Awesome game.

Side quests aren't very interesting to me though, which is a shame. But that not too big a deal.

scirra.com/arcade/addicting-example-games

If these don't help, I believe searching the forums could be of use to you, as there are many topics relating to game deployments.

Though keep in mind that many of games that have been developed extensively are not open source.

What exactly are you having difficulty with?

Good work Tom, the website improvements are coming along nicely!

click on "how do I FAQ" in Kyatric's signature.

Still no premiere club email from amazing, and no DLC code on steam....very annoying....

Splitscreen should be some good stuff :D

....on steam. :)

Anybody else doing what I'm doing?