Oh, I "think" I understand what you are trying to do now. If so, what you need to do is add your object to a layout, and clone it there. All the behaviors and properties will port over to the new object type and you can edit them. If you don't want them in your game layout you can do it in an asset dump layout that isn't connected to an event sheet.
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It sounds like you resized the video in a negative direction. Check the object properties bar and see if the size is a negative number or not.
Make a numeric variable and set it to 0.
Make an event that says on touch (or whatever you want) set variable to 1-variable.
Make another event that says if variable = 0 set plane position to top
else set plane position to bottom
There is a difference between clone object and copy object (See manual for differences). You'll want to use copy.
I would love to see a game where you can build your own coasters, or even a game where you can "ride" pre-made coasters. I don't know what roller coaster tycoon is though (I've heard of it but never played it). Is that more like a simulated theme park where you make decisions to make money etc?
What do you mean? Can you explain what you need better?
Looking good.
I guess it could be a graphics card issue. I really don't know.
I've never had that problem with the form buttons and I'm exporting with nw.js as well. Are you applying css to them?
— you are correct, and the only reason I mentioned it is because apparently they have language specific sprites as well, not just text.
Nope, I have no idea if there even IS a plugin. To be honest it's a bad idea to do what you're trying to do, which is why the textbox is set up not to let you do it in the first place, so I'm not sure that anyone has ever made a plugin like that or not.
You can't, not with the textbox object. You could search for a plugin that might be able to do it.
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