thanks a lot for the help :)

is it possible to put a border around a sprite, without using a loaded image containing one. If i use loaded image the border expands when resized. ie 1px becomes 2px at top, but maybe 1px left, depending on how it was resized.

I just want a border 1px around a sprite box, that will be created via Event Sheet with diferent sizes and keep the border always at 1px no matter rezing.

in HTML this would be a DIV with border stlye etc. how can i do this in C2.

I have looked in the forum incase already asked and havnt found answer hence post.

thanks

Acer: TravelMate 5742

Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M480 —

Mem : 4Gb

Windows 7 64bit

GFX : (Intel (R) HD Graphics

GFX : driver 8.15.10.2827 dated : 31/07/2012

while the GFX is no ATI or nVidia I would think its still capable of HTML5 basic canvas stuff. But yes on other PCs of mine all works fine and they have mVidia. I have a few PCs with naf Intel onboard ones so will try them and post results.

thanks for replies and conformation of what i thought.

Sorry, I was hoping that it was a general error that others had, had in the past, more of a Grphics engine type issue. But I get your point on more details. at the moment the issues seems to be intermitant.

The small app is to make a floor plan by clicking plan object on left of screen (n this case Door) and Creating Sprite on floor plan to drag drop about.

the issue is all sprites/tiledBG etc turn to boxed graidiants. Here is what it is looking like for say 2 mins then i get the gradiants as above.

thanks for reply

<img src="http://www.it-soft.net/c2/c2problem_correct.jpg" border="0" />

Hi all,

I am new to C2 but have been learning it for about 4 weeks now and purchased last week or so. I am using it to create a very simple floorplan application. However when I upload to a server i am getting after say 2 mins a very unusual screen problem. All drivers are updated, this only seems to happen on laptop not PC.

Any suggestions would be great.

<img src="http://www.it-soft.net/c2/c2problem.jpg" border="0" />