are you using Pin?

oh, then just use layers' filters. Put the objects and use the XOR(I think) filter to achieve the desired effect. It's in the properties window of the Layout, at the left sidebar.

try searching for "maze", there's a thread about this and a example.

glad you solv'd it (y)

on SP3? negative, working fine in here.

Did you un/install something recently?

EDIT: nvmnd, didn't read the Steam part.

maybe the easiest way is to use the Canvas plugin by R0J0hound, and do a simple paste to cut it.

zendorf: reusing code is solved using Include Event Sheets and functions.

Ash, if there's a conflict, there's the Bug!

More than a bug, this is also poor design.

This is the bug:

An object anchored to the left can scale to the right without problems, an object anchored to the right can NOT scale to the left.

The poor design is:

The way the anchor has too many options, and they conflict with one another.

That's why I'm suggesting these options as a clearer, un-conflicting way to position objects using the Anchor behavior.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23009908/construct_forum_uploads/Anchor-menu.gif" border="0" />

Honestly man, I never thought it'd be so hard to make you understand these bugs, am I not explaining myself clearly?

I'll later post Anchor (V) with a capx, and a vid too??

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thanks maniac

remember to delete caches and appcache in case you're exporting

rexrainbow nope, tracking (with a ck) adjusts spacing evenly over a range of characters, i.e. a paragraph.

Tracking = Width of all the characters in a paragraph, applies to all the characters.

Kerning OTOH is the spacing between Only Two characters, it's usually defined by hand (or by auto-kerning) so spacing between letters like "A V" looks more pleasing:

AV (observe how the V overlaps over the letter A).

Without kerning, AV would look like this: A V.

California

Thanks, one question:

"Tracing" seems to be a length (width) of some characters, is it the same for one character?

rexrainbow Tracking defines the same spacing for all the characters.

Kerning defines the spacing between two characters.

Any questions just ask :)