Awesome, thanks mate it is exactly what I was looking for :)

Hello, I am just wondering if someone can give me an example of how to write a JSON file in C3 that I can turn into a probability table?

I found the image attached in the documentation, but not sure if it should be written out as an array file or a JSON file, and how exactly to write it in either case. Thanks for your help!

Have you tried running Construct in an incognito window?

I just tried it following your suggestion, no luck :(

Saving to a folder is currently only supported in Chrome and Edge. If you're using Firefox or Safari, it's not supported there, because those browsers don't support accessing local folders.

Thanks for your advice, unfortunately I am using Chrome and as I've found out it will save new/small projects as folders fine, I am only finding the issue with my main, rather large project.

If you have any other ideas please let me know!

Thanks for the reply, I tried allowing it through the firewalls but it still fails to save. I then tried saving new projects and it works fine, I'm guessing there is something wrong with my main project (it is rather large).

Hey all, a little while ago I had trouble saving my game as a single file with it creating memory errors and was advised to save it as a project folder. While this worked with some workarounds (turn the old save into a zip, extract, load that folder, then save with the floppy disk button in the editor only), I thought it was time to upgrade my computer anyway.

But now after buying a new PC I have the opposite problem: I can only save as a single file, not as a project folder. Even if I convert a save into a project folder and load it, the floppy disk save button will fail to save.

Does anyone have any advice on this? I tried many different locations, with all permissions granted and C3 run as administrator and it always fails.

Thanks, but none of them are really fitting the bill. I'm after an invisible object that will make the overlapping portion of another object visible.

The effect of revealing the hidden object works in your first reply, but I can't find a way to make the 'spotlight' object invisible and still have the desired effect.

Thanks for your help but I'll just try a different approach, I spent quite a bit too much time on it already and I can get similar enough results going a different way ^^

Thanks mate! I works like I want except the 'spotlight' object is still visible. I tried changing the opacity and whatnot but can't solve it. Is there a way to do it or is it just not possible with blends?

Sorry for the newbie question but I spent a lot of time on it today and for some reason I just can't get it to work.

I want it so that when a 'spotlight' is overlapping a 'hidden' object, the portion of the 'hidden' object that is overlapping the 'spotlight' will be revealed. I want the 'spotlight' object to be invisible too, it will only be used to reveal 'hidden' objects (which are also invisible until the spotlight is on them).

Additionally I also wanted to do the opposite - so 'hidden' objects are visible but become invisible when overlapping the 'spotlight'.

Thanks in advance for anyone who can help my confused brain!

Dude it's a work of art! Apparently you've done better work than Riot could manage XD Thank you very much for your effort on this :)