This is interesting. How did I miss this thread? I'll have to give it a test...

I'm on the github site of Ejecta. Pardon my ignorance, but where do you exactly grab the latest build? Seems a bit confusing.

Got this in my email from Ludei:

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We are thrilled to announce that before the end of this month, we will be releasing CocoonJS 1.4 This updated version of our launcher will feature:

Convenient 1-click Publishing to 7 App Stores ? bundles generated for: Apple, Google Play, Amazon, Barnes and Noble Nook, Chrome Store, Mozilla Marketplace, Pokki

Improved Configuration Options for the Ludei Cloud Compiler

• Easily activate/deactivate specific features
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Updated Third Party SDKs ? advertisements, social integration and in-app payments

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• Homogenized process for loading assets and better local file loading process
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Bug Improvements from audio and rendering to XHR implementation

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I agree with Dave. A sticky would be nice for the great tips!

Well, while we can check for object.opacity,width,heigth,uid,animationframe, etc, I'm surprised there isn't one for scale.

It would be very useful.

It would be nice to have the ability to pull the scale parameter of one object to another.

For example:

-Create two sprites, sprite1 and sprite2

-Set sprite1's scale to 1.5

-Set sprite2's scale to the first sprite1's scale.

This is currently impossible. Am using 128.2

The workaround is to just create a variable, but would be great to target specific objects.

Would love to see your CAPX <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Your graphic looks pretty cool but unable to open from your link (very slow)

Rename the .capx file to .zip. Grab the .caproj and open in text editor. Where it says <saved-with-version> change the 127 to 126. Save, recompress the file and rename back to .capx. Re-open with v126 of C2.

Had to do this last night for it to work on android again.

Saw this from Ludei:

Ludei WebGL

I have it installed on my Google Nexus and it's simply amazing!

Yep, gotta own a mac to get it out on iOS. Something I learned early on.

Check eBay for a cheap homeless mac. Especially the ones that take the current xcode.

There's always the 'q' key to add a comment to your events. Put it at the very top of your project and you have notes :D

I've been using a free web 'todo' list called workflowy.com that way I can view from anywhere, especially on my mobile device.

Yann, found this for bounce, elastic & back. May be a little clearer than the first.

bounce, back & elastic

It starts at line 194.

Also this link

same?

as it looks a bit easier to read. Nonetheless for cross referencing.

It looks a little more involved. Taking a second look, I'm not sure if it could be done since the bounce ease out has multiple 'else's. Am I correct that C2 can only use a single else per condition?

For those who are curious about easing here's another visual example of the various types.