Ah alright it works now indeed

Nice trick still :]

Link to .capx file (required!):

FamilyEffect.capx

Steps to reproduce:

1. create family

2. add effect to family

3. add family effect event

4. delete family

Observed result:

family effect event is still in event sheet and does nothing

Expected result:

"Deleting this family will remove all actions, conditions and expressions relating to it"

Browsers affected:

unrelated

Operating system & service pack:

xp sp3

Construct 2 version:

r119

Note: I suppose it should be like family instances, which both get deleted efficiently and have that handy family marker in drop-down lists

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/iHFrNLH.png" border="0">

Very interesting, I didn't know you could have event-specific indexes like that :]

I made a capx to try this, but for some reason it doesn't seem to work all the time

Any idea?

PickBall.capx

Link to .capx file (required!):

CollisionPoly.capx

Steps to reproduce:

1. create a sprite over 1000px

2. select a collision polygon vertex

3. use the numeric input arrows to move the vertex position above 1000px

Observed result:

vertex position goes to 1 (as the box displays "1 000" with a space)

Expected result:

vertex position goes to 1000+

Browsers affected:

unrelated

Operating system & service pack:

xp sp3

Construct 2 version:

119

Note: I mostly have to use the numeric input an go OCD all the time, now that I realized this, as the input box is the only way to round the position to an integer for real...

Click on the knob, drag mouse off the knob, and presto! the knob points towards the mouse. If you drag around, it will follow.

Oh okay, got it now!

I was mostly trying to rotate them with the mouse still over the knob...

See the suggestion I just posted on your knob thread

Nice knob

Try to remove the following line, works better IMO

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/uiIY4sh.png" border="0" />

Yes, you can't just load any file from someone else computer ;)

I don't think there's any other way than a manual import

You could make it more user-friendly with this kind of thing though

Woa crazy stuff!

Now it would be better with a UI that works (I can get a knob to rotate after like 10 attempts...)

Also how about mapping the notes to the keyboard (with azerty/qwerty support)

Yup that was it, all is smooth now :]

Then you could just have an infinite scroll on your clouds, like this,

and it would work just as well if not better than your old effect

Same thing on Firefox and Chrome for me

Okay I have an "ancient" cpu, but when there's "nothing" happening it should be smooth really

This plugin is hot

Nice!

How does it work? Do you actually generate sounds, or it's some kind of distortion from a base sample?

The knob are really hard to control though