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  • 1 Oct, 2013
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  A human can only see up to 60 frames per second.

  Perhaps you should change frame speed

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  burningcake

  The idea is if you want to do that you can, rather than make every one have to use a specific installation method.

• • newt
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  You have to set the hotspots of the limbs manually in the image editor.

  Also the legs are turned 180 from where they should be.

• • newt
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  That sounds more like a bug.

  If you can repeat the circumstances then you should make a capx, and either ask someone to take a look at it here on the forums, or make a bug report if you're very sure its a bug.

  As far as whats possible... everything as far as 2d game logic goes is doable, however existing plugs may not work the way you expect. In general the plugs are made to make life easier, not to extend the existing engine.

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  Reading this thread is like watching an episode of Love Boat where the passengers plot a mutiny because none of them fell in love.

  The only problem is half of them want to hunt for buried treasure, and the other ones want to hold it for ransom.

  None of them know how to sail a ship.

• • newt
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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  The distribute buttons are kind of nifty... cant make em work, but still kinda neat.

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• • newt
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  Pretty sure most of that has little to do with the sdk, and absolutely positive none of it has anything to do with java.

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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  No go with that export on the xp.

  It just said infinity.

  Sorry.

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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/666516/temp11/index.html

  Warning it will loop!

• • newt
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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  Just a meager 2011 Dell with win 7/64.

  I could try it on my xp but it doesn't even run C2.

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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  Couldn't tell at first, cause its like listening to yourself, and the text is constantly changing. Any way added delay effect, and it most definitely works.

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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  I take it that means you have to have a dummy audio file playing?

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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  Just looked at everything, and I have no idea how things are supposed to work.

  It hints at having to use the audio object from a tag, but the audio object isn't set up to do that.....

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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  Yeah that's the one I used. I would have thought that if speech recognition was working, so would the microphone.

• • newt
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  • 30 Sep, 2013
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  The template/example that comes with C2 works fine here, under Chrome.

  If yours isn't working you might check the flags in the about config.