Construct 0.86 released

http://downloads.sourceforge.net/constr ... irror=osdn

SourceForge was down for a bit, sorry for the delay.

• Some cosmetics fixed (eg. dialog captions)

• No crash using pivot points or image points editing icons

• Better type checking for sprite default values (Sprite(5), Sprite, Sprite(1,2,3) were all previously acceptable, now only accepts Sprite('Value')) - SDK update 0.86 has the capability for plugins to define this

• Fixed crash in Layout object if not properly set up.

• Fixed crash when using event groups.

• Fixed crash using Ctrl+C on an animation frame (still need to make copy/paste here actually work though, it copies the object in the layout editor)

• The 'AppPath' expression now correctly gives the .cap folder path when you preview.

• Fixed crash repeatedly bringing up picture editor.

• You can no longer remove the last layer.

• Fixed animation playback which did not play in some circumstances.

• Removed 'Change' from right click menu on actions and conditions (obsolete)

• Layout grid settings are now available again.

• Layout redraws when you remove effects or layers.

• Fixed crashes opening, using and scrolling event sheets.

• Fixed rendering issues in Minimap object

how are the versions determined?

How do you mean?

ummm ... what makes this version 0.86? i don't really know how else to ask the question <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt=":P" title="Razz" />

No specific reason, it's just an incremented 0.85.

oh i see, so the number simply denotes that one version is more up to date than another.

Awesome news! I can't wait to try it out...

Thanks Ashley!

Nice one, good to see animations back in working order! Seems a bit less crashy than previously as well, although I'm still getting a crash if I try and move events around in the editor. I'll post a bug report.

Cheers, Tom

Construct is getting better and better every release, I think it's almost stable enough to be used as a professional game development platform. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" />

Finally got around to messing with animations. Works like a dream! Now I can get serious about starting a real game. Thanks, Ash!