Ah, so it goes to Arial. Gotcha. thanks silver!

i do use spritefonts for most, but i haven't found a good way to display dynamically changing scores without using the C2 Text control.

I notice C2 can use all the fonts on your computer to fill in the Text control.

So if I select the "Verdana" font, will that show up on the user's iPhone when the game is exported to CoccoonJS? What happens when he doesn't have that font? Are the fonts embedded inside the C2 game?

For anyone who has put blood or gore into their games, have you received any sort of complaints from users, particularly parents or anyone else?

I've been developing a game on C2, an RPG similar to Grand Theft Auto (the 2.5D earlier styles). Well, a few days ago I accidentally left a particle generator on loop and in-game after knocking the head off a criminal, the blood spurts relentlessly (almost covers the entire mobile screen). I thought it was a cool effect and decided to include it. I don't know if gore on mobile devices should be toned down because a lot of kids play it....any thoughts?

WOW! That thing can run on android phones? That is awesome news. Thanks a lot for your insights, silver!

wow, that worked! thanks a lot!!

I've tried everything, the new Dropbox UI is very clean, but there's no public folder and after making one loading it up with my .html pages, nothing loads. When I click "SHARE THIS FOLDER" and grab the link, the link points to a Dropbox page offering visitor to download the .html file instead.

What happened? has anyone been able to host static pages on dropbox now?

I have 200 bullet sprites to simulate rainfall on a platform game, but I'm concerned if this will be slow and choppy once converted to iPhone. Many people here have way more knowledge than me regarding the technical stuff about C2's engine and was hoping to pick some of your brains on this Of course the 200 bullet sprites are mixed in a scene with about 10 other moving sprites, a few sounds, and 1 music soundtrack. My main concern is if the 200 bullets will be worth the performance hit.