C2 exports successfully using Cordova.

I try to open the XDK file created by C2 and Intel XDK gives me "Error opening project. TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined". It actually does load something, but it does nothing.

I was trying to make a HUD layer. I have traced the issue back to the parallax settings. When I set it back to 100, 100 , the images that I created on that layer snap back to their original position. Setting it at 0,0 causes the all the images on that HUD layer to shift over and down drastically.

There appears to be something about parallax that I do not understand.

My 0,0 is located not even close to the corner. Let's say that my grid layout is 1512, 850. The 0,0 is located at about where 318, 128 should be if 0,0 were in the upper left position. It is currently well within the body of the grid. I just want to set it in its default position.

I cannot figure out how to get the 0,0 position properly located in the upper left corner. Right now it is showing something close to -318,-128. I don't know how I got it so offset in the first place.

Fair enough.

Thank you everyone for your time.

I think I misunderstood what the manual is actually saying. The emphasis is on the whether the example is a queue or a stack and where the new items initially go. Front or back. The retrieving location is the same in both examples.

My mistake. I think I get it now.

I am learning how to use arrays. The manual seems to be saying something that is contradictory. Am I missing something or is it describing "push front" and "push back" in the exact same way?

(The following is a copy from the online manual.)

Manipulating arrays

A one-dimensional array, sized N x 1 x 1, serves as a simple list of N values. The actions in the Manipulation category (e.g. Push, Pop) allow one-dimensional arrays to be used like other data structures. (These actions work with multidimensional arrays, but are intended for the one-dimensional case.)

For example, the following scheme implements a queue (first in first out, or 'FIFO'):

•Add new items with Push front

•Retrieve the next value with Array.Back

•Remove the retrieved value with Pop back

The following scheme implements a stack (last in first out, or 'LIFO'):

•Add new items with Push back

•Retrieve the next value with Array.Back

•Remove the retrieved value with Pop back

All I am suggesting is wording uniformity. I know it's a small thing and a fine line of distinction.

You're saying it should say "visibility: visibility/invisible", but that doesn't fit either.

If you were to keep visibility you need "visibility: visibility/invisibility"

This is not the wording I used. I think there is a misunderstanding here.

This is how it currently appears:

Add action>set VISIBLE>visibility: visible/invisible

This is my suggestion:

Add action>set VISIBILITY>visibility: visible/invisible

OR

Add action> set visible>VISIBLE: YES/NO

The parameter for "set visible" is already calling itself "visibility: visible/invisible". In the same way the "set opacity" parameter is currently calling itself "opacity". If opacity were to follow the same form as "set visible" it would be called "set opaque".

You can apply it to sentence grammar:

Do you want to the object to be "visible"? Parameter should be: yes/no

How do you want to the "set visibility" state to appear? Parameter is currently: visible/invisible

The current parameter option does not appear as "invisibility".

I have been playing around with Construct 2 for about a month now and I am absolutely amazed at how powerful and easy it is to use. I have been able to get amazing results with very little experience.

The help forums are incredible too. There are so many people willing to give helpful suggestions.

Thank you Construct 2!

Problem Description

"Set Visible" under appearance in the action menu should read as "Set Visibility". The current parameter for "Set Visible" correctly asks for the user to select "Visibility".

Attach a Capx

NA

Description of Capx

NA

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Step 1 Create an event for any object.
• Step 2 Add an action for the object.
• Step 3 Under "appearance", the action reads as "Set Visible".

Observed Result

NA

Expected Result

The action selection should read as "Set Visibility".

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (YES/NO)
• FireFox: (YES/NO)
• Internet Explorer: (YES/NO)

Operating System and Service Pack

Windows 7 service pack 1. I am running it on my Mac with Parallels.

Construct 2 Version ID

r229