Congratulations for all who made it! My project halted to lack of "disable collision with" option on Solid behavior. And lack of experience to make my own Platformer behavior in few hours.

[quote:2tdqcqyd]Yes, it's on our todo list.

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=154&t=110466&p=805155&hilit=pathfinding+to+do+list#p805155

At least I don't find a reason why it would't be.

[quote:14zutczk]http://youtu.be/_o7KG5vIsfw

Epic ending

Sprite already has On image URL loaded condition.

You could try using bigger images to see it better.

Well this is kind of that. https://www.scirra.com/forum/about-the-stated-image-memory-usage_t109847

[quote:2gt7pr23]Please don't remove TB, at least keep it in for compatibility.

+1 I have special uses for it mainly because of the ability to have unique images per instance. I assume the Sprite plugin would get quite complicated if it would support animations like now, offsetting and tiling.

Didn't know about the transparency taking more memory. Then again maybe it is quite hard to avoid without fine tuning every frame. I mostly thought using this on isometric games and not really much else. I would basically only need it to draw the player from normal map to isometric view so it would be only used for position and animation.

[quote:b811ghtb]But I do see, this can be useful for some background stuff... I just remembered how much I miss "Load image from URL" in Tilemap object :/

I would like that as well.

By the way here is the EXAMPLE

It just simple source atop blend mode for Tiled Background.

shinkan I made the image 256x256 to see the difference a bit better and on this method I got 11.73 Image memory usage with one object and when I loaded all of them to Sprite I got 16.55. So there would be advantage if there are a lot of animations like in isometric game for example. Also something I am interested is the possibility to make modding tools.

[quote:h9feh4ws]You could possibly use the Paster object for texturing, but it could only be in quads.

Again, making this just for one game is pretty much a time waster since you can make the maps by hand.

Would't that Paster method require quite a lot of memory.

I would say it could be worth the effort if users could make levels as well. Otherwise I would't bother.

I just share my experiment so you have better idea. If someone tested on weaker machine it would be nice to know if there was any problems.

Basically everything should be in order and it should be possible to make smooth animations like here for example.

[PC] Lionheart - Legacy of the Crusader - Gameplay - Youtube

If you are not familiar with Node-Webkit you should put those image files to Construct 2\exporters\html5\node-webkit\win32\Images

or export the project and put them to the exe folder/Images