'Set position' tries to change the velocity to match the position update. 'Teleport' just moves the physics body position without manipulating the velocity. It makes it easier to make 'portal' style systems (e.g. where an object is thrown in to a portal and appears out another, preserving its velocity).
You can enable it when the polygon shape is convex for more reliable drawing. If the shape is concave you should leave the option off.
Maybe you bundled the addon with your project. Try right-clicking on the project and selecting tools -> view used addons.
Glad to hear it's sorted!
If you run in to a problem please file an issue following all the guidelines, as otherwise it's usually impossible to help.
Please note if you are referring to this issue, then that currently appears to be a problem with Android, not Construct.
They should exist and I made test addons to test them and verify they worked. Maybe you're looking on the wrong interfaces.
Edit: oops, maybe I forgot to merge them to the release branch. Can it wait another couple of weeks? Trying to do stuff in a hurry makes it more likely accidents happen...
Updated the link. You can file such problems as issues on the tracker.
Replacing an effect with a few lines of code is one thing, but I think replacing a behavior with a couple of thousand lines of code used in thousands of projects is another matter, and would probably end up being a total support nightmare.
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The main reason it's a separate plugin is because it brings in a medium sized JavaScript library for handling CSV. If it was built in to the Array object, it would bloat every project using Array with a CSV library, even if the project doesn't use CSV at all. So it helps keep projects lightweight.
The CSV plugin should be doing exactly the same thing as it would if it was built in to the Array object. What limitations does it have?
Is TSV basically exactly the same as CSV but with a tab instead of comma as the delimiter? If so it may be easy add support by having a parameter for the delimiter character. Adding .tsv file support shouldn't be too bad either.
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