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  Yeah, the tilemap image is not correctly aligned to a 32x32 grid. For example the cell at (5, 0) clearly starts at X = 126 instead of 128, so you'll get two pixels of bleed there.

  I can't reproduce that JS error even with a negative offset, can you make a .capx that does it straight away?

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  Closing as won't fix. This really does not matter significantly; moving cell is really cheap and quick and it's only 8/tick. It happens to objects along cell borders due to the origin being off-center so the Physics behavior seems to want to update the bounding box every tick. But this is pretty much inconsequential.

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  We cannot do anything without steps to reproduce. If it really is "consistent as day and night" you should be able to provide a .capx with steps to reproduce. Without this information it is almost impossible for us to do anything towards fixing it.

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  Closing, a .caproj is not a complete project and cannot be opened. Please submit again with a link to a full project (.capx file).

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  There is really nothing we can do without steps to reproduce. The project is already corrupt and tells us nothing other than the file is missing. We need to know how the file went missing in the first place.

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  You probably didn't install the plugin correctly, or installed the wrong version. Please take this up with the plugin developer, we cannot support third party plugins.

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  Can't reproduce, works just fine here. Check your driver really is up to date, especially if you have a laptop with dual GPU (in which case you need both drivers up to date).

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  This is currently by design: containers don't have any effect when referenced through families. This is mainly due to the complexity, and possible performance cost, that could come from supporting this. There are a few ways to work around it using IIDs or UIDs, hopefully you can get by with that. I'll leave this bug report open though to indicate a known issue.

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  kmsravindra - closing this issue. If you have a different issue to the one reported in this thread, please post a new bug report following all the same guidelines again, we need all that information to be able to help.

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  The display glitch in the first screenshot strongly suggests a graphics card driver bug. I'd suggest reporting the issue to AMD.

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  I think I've fixed this for the next build. The culprit is actually the 'Spawn' action, which gets loaded with an invalid state sometimes. A workaround for current builds: replace it with system 'Create object' and it works.

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  Well done for figuring out how to use dev tools in your browser. Closed!

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  iOS 7 removed the ability to hide the address bar, and accordingly we removed the option from Construct 2 (the code is a horrible hack anyway which Apple appear to never have wanted to support in the first place).

  iOS 7.1 adds an official new option to show minimal UI, which we're already applying automatically in the latest build, so when that comes out it should be solved.

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  • 23 Jan, 2014
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  Collision cells, by their design, should not affect the number of poly checks. If you find it changes it's hard to comment further without a .capx.

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  • 23 Jan, 2014
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  Asm.js physics should be considerably faster. If it doesn't work, post a bug report.