Please note that plugins can malfunction badly on Android and, last time I checked, not supported by some export options. Careful, friend.

From my tests, I have never had issues with plugins. If so, you can do it manually – you can get current time, save it to localstorage and compare it the next time.

I think that this plugin by Rex could help: http://c2rexplugins.weebly.com/rex_time_awayl.html

You could also compare the last time and current time manually.

Maybe add an event

Platform On Landed AND Key is down -> Simulate Jump[/code:33g77txv]

Which of them do I have to pick? It is on latter box scale.

I usually pick Scale Outer. This way, if you set Window Size to, for example, 1080 x 700 but the device has screen of size 1080 x 720, the remaining 20 px will be filled with layout.

Sometimes I also add a sprite to the centre of the layout and add Scroll To behaviour. This way, the layout expands all around the screen (and the centred elements stay centred) instead of only down and right (where I have to reposition them).

Maybe experiment a bit, you will already see differences when running a preview in broser by resizing the browser.

Check in C2 in Project Properties under Full Screen in Browser. Playing with that will allow you to have the control over filling the borders.

The Colour Palette when editing a sprite is a useful thing. But I think it lacks of some functionality. It would be great if we could enter a hex value of a colour because it is often faster and easier than typing in red, green and blue values separately (for example when copying from other apps).

I cannot look at the capx, but I guess "Else" should solve the problem

Like this:

On Right Clicked
-> Check if weapon is equipped: Throw
-> Else: Pick up[/code:2ldarf0z]

I'm sure adding Solid behaviour to both, walls and the ball, will solve your problem

That looks like a great plugin ... Unfortunately the link provided gives 404 Not Found. Could it be posible to repost it?

You can turn off the animations in settings if you prefer.

True. But what that does is it just waits instead of playing animations. So I don't profit anything.

Even though animations are nice, they lose their charm when you see them day after day. Animations should be there to give you some visual feedback on what is happening, what will happen, what caused that to happen. I think they could easily be shortened.

Also, I think various windows/popups could start showing when you start a click, not end it (right click, double-click etc.) ... That way you could work faster with C3.

One more thing is what Mac OS has had from the beginning and also Windows is getting used to it, that is dragging over toolbar options. Instead of clicking "Menu", releasing mouse, selecting an option and clicking again, it could be that you just start the click and drag the mouse down towards your selection, then releasing the click.

Just my thoughts.

Maybe instead of:

Browser | Go to URL

try:

Browser | Open URL in new window.