Hello guys,

What do you think about implementing shortcuts for some frequently used events/actions, like Browser>Log, SetValue, CompareTwoValues or even some custom defined.

For example: clicking with the right mouse button at the desired position in the event sheet opens up a pull down menu, where you can choose your frequently used actions/events (or custom defined).

Or even showing them in the event dialogue window somewhere at the bottom, so you don't have to navigate through the hierarchy each time.

http://www.scirra.com/forum/official-easing-behaviour_topic66605.html

Hello fellas,

I checked C2 Keyboard Shortcuts List:

scirra.com/manual/64/keyboard-shortcuts

and didn't fount any for event sheet search. I suppose people use it a lot, so it makes sense to create a shortcut for it: something usual like Ctr+F opens a ribbon dialogue and focuses on a search field.

That's very cool of you.

Oh, I'll try to specify it. Actually it is pretty simple:

E.g I have multiple .capx files which I would like to join together into a new .capx (with all objects, behaviours, families, variables, events, event sheets, layouts).

There should be an interface, where I could choose what objects/variables should be merged into the new .capx (e.g. select all or check boxes) and from what source .capx.

Actually this functionality is already available to some extend by copy/pasting, but as I said before you can't copy paste families.

One of the problems of copy/pasting is that it's not possible to copy/paste families.

Hi guys,

What do you think about the feature suggestion in the subject?

Distributing a heavy recursion/loop over multiple ticks is a clever technique, indeed.

Almost, but it doesn't save a backups on preview.

Hello guys,

how about the feature in the subject? C2 just crashed and I lost lots of work.

Hi guys,

Let's assume I have 4 sprites and two families (A & B) which share this 4 sprites. When I create an instance of a family-A, "on Created" event of the family-B is triggered and vice versa, which is confusing.

I want to understand is it a bug, feature or by design.

Check this out:

scirra.com/forum/topic62091.html

There's an example by — Basically, the same technique can be applied for detection of connected bubbles.

1) while loop + scaling the bubble and chek if scaled bubble overlpas another bubbles of the same color, than scale them and check again untill it doesn not overlap. This is a sort of recursion/flood fill.