Another bug maybe

Hey everyone, i was wondering why i do not have this:

<img src="http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/313/bugqn5.png">

tab on my program? i kind of think its vital that i have it, as i have no method making an object move etc :p (from my current knowledge, anyway)

i actually have yet to even see these screens XD i've only made one game with construct for my brother's class presentation and boy was it successful, i shall find myself to upload it in the near future.

Hey everyone, i was wondering why i do not have this:

It's not a bug. You have to add the Physics movement type to your sprite under the Movements section of your sprite's Properties panel. Just click "Add" next to New Movement and select Physics from the list.

<img src="http://xs221.xs.to/xs221/07465/movement.jpg">

<img src="http://xs221.xs.to/xs221/07465/new.jpg">

You will see the default Physics settings for your sprite in the properties panel.

Now when you insert a new event in the Event List Editor you will have access to your sprite's movement values and actions.

Here's a tip: If you want an event to begin by comparing your sprite's mass, or whatever, don't start off the condition by picking your sprite. For some reason the Get values don't show up in the sprite's condition panel (I believe that is a bug). Instead, double-click the System icon and scroll down to the Values section and select "Compare." You will see a generic compare panel. Under Value 1, delete the zero and then double-click your sprite. Now you will see your physics tab. Select the physics value you want to compare and go from there.

I've found that the generic Compare under the System events generally works better than trying to call up values directly from your objects, at least until the bug is fixed.

Oh, ok. Thanks. BTW, do you happen to have an MSN, deadman? I would like to add you and ask a few questions, if you do not mind <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" />

Hm, found a crash <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_surprised.gif" alt=":o" title="Surprised" />.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a new DirectX game.

2. Create a new sprite.

3. Assign a movement to it (works at least for 8 dirs and platform).

4. In the event sheet editor, create a new event.

5. Double click the sprite

6. Double click "On animation finished" or "An animation is playing"

7. Click "Back"

8. Click the movement tab

9. Crash occurs.

I found another bug when trying to reproduce the crash:

1) Create a new sprite (it must be a new)

2) Draw something and then press esc.

3) It asks if you want to save the picture. Answer yes.

4) "An unsupported operation was attempted"

Not a crash though.

Could somebody confirm these?

Also, putting a web browser thing when making an application doesnt start up the .exe

Also, putting a web browser thing when making an application doesnt start up the .exe

I can confirm this. Temp.exe crashes here.

Thanks for helping him out everyone, and I'll take a look at those bugs!

Drasa, I've fixed both your bugs. However I don't know why webbrowser is crashing. I guess the object is not working right now, I'll remove it from the next build till its fixed.