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On P pressed > set timescale to 1-timescale

Which obviously is a much simpler way to do it :) I'll remember this for later, thanks man

Can u give me an example capx? Also have you considered using an array and saving/loading as json to Local Storage?

I'm not sure how that works with dictionary

I managed to get what you asked. I didn't use loops though, but the new timer behaviour. I'm not in any doubt there could be a better way, but here it is:

db.tt/B0e8jhou

Hope I was of any help

Sulli I've never seen a single app on iOS where you could close it through the app.

Okay so I looked at it quickly

Please take a look at this capx, and see if it's what you need:

db.tt/t9UxU3se

I tried a couple ideas but this one is so simple it can hardly fail.

When the iPod 4th Gen was released it had � the processing power of the iph4. Apple has almost with every device multiplied that. Which means that the iPhone 5 is almost 8 times as fast as the ipod touch. No doubt it'll lack fps

I suggest you read the manual on node-webkit: scirra.com/manual/162/node-webkit

Essentially it's a .exe file that loads the html5 like a browser, but without the url bar or tabs or other interfering objects

I'm just curious here. How did you make your arm? A sprite pinned to your character?

Hey y'all :) I'm Nick Hoyer. I'm stuying as International IT Supporter at TEC in Denmark. I have lately been playing a lot with construct as a hobby by myself, until I decided to join the community 3 days ago. I'm very impressed by the ease of which I can create everything from the simplest to more advanced games. Would BTW love to hook up with an artist if someone likes that part better ;)

I didnt have a chance to see czar's capx since I'm on the phone. I would make a global variable called Paused, then on a keyboard event make the following:

On P pressed

-subevent Paused=1 - set timescale 1

                                 - set paused 0

-subevent Else     - set timescale 0

                                 - set paused 1

You can set "ignore input" to true. If that's what you're looking for