Sometimes you are writing scripts in the event sheet you are prompted with autocomplete suggestions regarding what you are typing. Sometimes you already wrote what you wanted and you wish to move the typing cursor to write some more in another place. The case is that this autocomplete suggestions reads the arrow keys presses to navigate within it. But it is OK because if you press ESC it closes the autocomplete suggestions. The problem is that if you press ESC it also cancel your editing and throws out everything you wrote until now. This is really annoying and has already causes a lot of trouble. Is it possible to add sensitivity to construct so that it knows that you are only trying to close the autocomplete?

I exported a project and served it locally.

Then I opened it to take a screenshot. But I simply can't.

I'm using chrome in an android and it says: "The app or organization do not allow screenshots".

Where or how do I remove it?

Maybe there's enemies nearby?

Now we to save in the browser local storage.

There is no smart connection to the OS local file I openned the project to edit.

Everytime I have to click "Download a copy", wait for it to download and choose to save above the older file, which is a far slower process than before this update.

seriously...

What I don't want to have to do is to pass the runtime everytime I call a function that needs to access it.

In a new project, I created a script an created a variable called publicRuntime.

Then I runned the project, but when I type the variable name in the console I can't access it anymore.

Last week there was no problem with it.

I cant understand why construct is deleting variables without being asked to, this is really frustrating.

What can I do to get around this after these new updates?

How do I access a local variable from a group in a piece of script?

I can do it with global vars with:

	runtime.globalVars.varname;

How can I do something similar with a local variable.

How do I Pick all Sprite "instances" by script? I'm new to construct but old in Unity and Flash, and by the look of it, Construct seem to not work with the instance idea/abstraction. but still I have hope.

Is there a way I can use the runtime or something else to gather all the Sprites currently in the layout?