felixsg - most plugins don't work in 64-bit IE or Metro IE (in Windows 8) - I doubt either Chrome Frame or the IEWebGL plugins would work in either place. You're pretty stuck with those browsers. Chrome Frame should work well on IE 6-8 32-bit though.
Effects should preview in the editor, if your graphics card supports it. Are you not seeing that?
For the record, words like "boolean" aren't specific to Construct 2, and are actually in the dictionary with pretty good definitions ("of or pertaining to a data type having two possible values representing �true� or �false.�"). But I agree a glossary which brings all this together would be useful.
Kyatric is right. The XML-based project format is designed to work nicely with source control systems like SVN. These allow multiple people to work on projects simultaneously, and then commit their work to the master copy (the server) as well as update to receive other people's changes. I've been meaning to write a tutorial on how to set it up...
It's not actually a bug - your array is sized 0x0x0. When you push an item it's sized 1x0x0 = 0 items still, so it's still empty. Set the initial size to 0x1x1 and it works.
I can look in to the size thing, but how exactly do you round an angle to the nearest pixel?
Sorry, bad news - this release still seems to have serious performance problems. I've notified them about it here. Hopefully they can still fix it for the next release though.
Chrome Frame is a better solution. It enables all Chrome features in IE, including WebGL, the Web Audio API, faster Javascript performance, etc. It can also be installed without admin permissions, e.g. in schools and workplaces with locked-down PCs.
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kenli - it looks like the WACK tool crashes. You should probably report it to Microsoft since it won't be properly validating the app.
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KMag - it should be working well.
kenli - can you provide more information about the problem?
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