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- Tekniko
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Not really a user friendly tutorial but it's informative none-the-less.

Thanks for sharing.
- Tekniko
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Just use a timer and enable/disable accordingly.

Set active

Enable or disable the behavior. When disabled, the behavior does not affect the object at all.
- Tekniko
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Question to everybody:

Did you ever sold a copy of your game made with C2 on Google Play store for real money?

Thank You for answering.

Yes, I have one game up there right now. Only sold 8 copies in the past month, lol.

That's mostly my fault for poorly naming the app, poor banner graphics and absolutely no advertising.
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Your answer is in this link, about half way down.

Sine
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What other games have you made already?
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Was just about to start a new thread when I saw this one.

Been happening to me for the past three beta updates. Including the latest r135. I can't find any patterns except for having the program open for an extended period of time. Like two or three hours +
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Why are you trying to open other .exe files? You shouldn't need to do this at all.
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I am not at home right so I can't confirm this but if you add the browser feature, there may be an option in there. If not then I think you are out of luck for using that button.

In the mean time, you could create a button in the game window itself. A little pause button in the top right corner would work.
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Sorry, I didn't mean for that to be sarcastic.

I recommend running Windows update. After you have done that, let us know what happened.

EDIT: I believe the .aac converter is actually a part of Windows Media Player. Make sure you update that as well. It may be listed under "Optional Updates" inside Windows Update.
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I used to use the bullet behavior and then make my sprites smaller. Then I found parallax. Using parallax is easier in my opinion.
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- Tekniko
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Update Windows.
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I should mention that the other art assets are from Scirra's graphic pack. They are just being used as place holders right now.

I am leaning towards Tree 3 right now. I am going to spruce it up a bit and then update the game on the arcade. See how it looks in action.

EDIT: This is what I came up with. Off to bed, leave comments.

<img src="http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/2391/t4y.png" border="0">

and in-case you have images disabled

Tree 003