Link to .capx file (required!):

http://

Steps to reproduce:

1. load .caproj

2. press ctrl->S or save icon

3. wait patiently for nothing to happen

Observed result:

tries to save to an non-existing .capx file, I see it creating a back-up file with extention file.capx.backup1 but I had only saved it as filename.caproj.

Expected result:

save my file, instead lost 2 hours worth of work.

Browsers affected:

Chrome: yes/no

Firefox: yes/no

Internet Explorer: yes/no

Operating system & service pack:

windows 7 sp?

Construct 2 version:

    139

Hi,

usually when developing using functions I can do this:

function setItems(item = "Can"){

echo item;

}

In Construct 2 is it possible to have that control of function parameters where I can use them as an action like a object e.g.

|system| on start of layout| function shoot(item = "can")|

|On function shoot| param(0)|move Y(200)|

any way to do this thanks or a way to use this

hello,

I am trying to implement shooting a target with a slingshot object in sight like DOOM with a gun and shooting target at a target range.

what I am stuck on is creating the motion of bullet trying to create artificial intelligence of throwing/shooting something forward and targeting close and far away targets.

If I am able to use layers or layouts to show up in the space behind and have their objects detect collision of bullet and move around

I would like to make the game available for any format or device

thanks

quick idea

What about setting text variable ie:

Global variable: spawn_order = "blue,red,grey,white"

and then using TokenAt you could separate and specify which one will spawn first, second, third...

What a great idea for an alternative to Arrays.. complicate things why don't you?.

//* CAUTION CODE AHEAD */

if I

store spawn_order = "blue,red,grey,white"

inPlay = | spawn_order(TokenAt(random(0,4))|

foreach spaw_order | == inPLay|

call function | loadInplay(inPLay)

function loadInPlay(inPlay)

if inPLay == red|

use |system createObject( red)

this is just a rough idea, no screenshots as yet just thinking off the top of my head

/* END OF CODE */

would this get a random colour?

Thanks for your reply,

I have become more familiar with both the manual and developing with construct 2, amazingly fast worth the money.

I did read about the JavaScript SDK and see that I am at complete control with including other JavaScript librarys.

what do you suggest for a good tutorial breakdown on how an already made plugin or behavior was made?

Hello,

I am new to Construct 2 and love it's simplicity, it reminds me of using Alice 2 back in the day.

I was wondering whether there is anything stopping me including say three.js javascript library into a pluging using the SDK

What I really need to know is can I just script three.js in the runtime.js file if it is included??

Your thoughts please