It works fine for me after playing for about 5 minutes.

Windows 8 64bit

i7

Geforce GTX460

8GB DDR3

Google Chrome

Thank you. :)

I'm sure there are other ways to do this. I tend to take a very ungraceful approach � a WD40 and duct tape approach if you will � to doing things in Construct though. heh

This might help:

scirra.com/forum/scrolling-tiled-background-c2_topic44823_post281845.html

This might help:

scirra.com/tutorials/315/generating-random-numbers-without-duplicates

You could potentially make invisible sprites that spit out clouds like bullets off one side of the screen, and then have them travel slowly to the other side of the layout before self-destructing.

How much reputation do you need to accumulate to send a PM anyhow? I tried looking around for the info, so if it's posted somewhere else already I apologize.

I don't think there is much else you can do aside from un-checking the black layer in order to see the black outline. I don't think you can change the outline color itself. Sorry. :\</p>

Does the weapon have to be a separate sprite? Would it be an option to just make 1 sprite and have an animation of the stabbing?

R0J0hound: I am TOTALLY going to use this... I just have to figure out how to make the menu pop up around my player sprite when I click the mouse...

And how to make the carousel turn to the right or left by pressing Q or E instead of using the mouse...

And how to snap to the next icon when you press Q or E...

And how to make each icon a trigger for spawning a different object...

...

BUT you did a killer job giving me a jumping off point. :D lol

There is a way to link a key to make the window fullscreen, like the "F" key.

I don't know precisely how to do what I am about to propose since I haven't attempted it yet, but I assume that you could make a trigger where, at the start of the layout, a text box appears asking if you would like fullscreen. If the person selects "yes," yes could be made to be the equivalent of pressing "F," and would therefore (theoretically) make the window fullscreen.

I might be way off base here, but it seems plausible to me.