Alright!

Just out of curiosity, have you moved on to some other game engine?

This worked for me, I hope it makes sense:

http://imgur.com/sUAtBBM

It uses a family to separate between the dragged object and the objects to pin to it.

To load a text file from a server use the AJAX object.

If you have trouble with special characters, make sure you save the text file as utf-8 in a text editor like notepad.

I did some testing on the matter and at least 33 text objects vs 1 object with 33 instances didn't seem to affect the download size even a single kb.

Hi!

How does it affect Construct's performance if I create a hundred separate text objects vs. one text object with a hundred instances and an instance variable to separate them?

Will it for example affect the download size of the game?

I can confirm that this works nicely!

Thank you very much! I will try that right now!

Hi!

I need to give a non-technical client the NWJS app that I exported from Construct.

Now there is a folder with many files and it might look kind of confusing to the client. Is it possible to have just a single deliverable file? Online I found some discussions of single file NWJS distributions, but the instructions in those don't seem to match with the files that Construct exported.

> Good to hear that it worked out for you, but I don't really understand. Why would you set the opacity with the 'value only' option if there's an 'opacity' option too?

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For an extra layer of control, I'd imagine. If they just want a certain range of opacity instead of 0-100 it's easiest to set it to a specific number plus the sine value every tick.

Yes, that's correct!

Dear god I finally figured it out.

In case it helps someone else, it seems to be all about quarters. When I set my period to 40 and Period offset to 10, I got the direction I needed.