It should be fine. One way to test it is run it and see! :)
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It's actually not a hard concept to get your head around - an AJAX request is a bit like opening the page in a browser, and the returned data (LastData) is the text that appears in the browser page. Still, a tutorial would be useful.
The platform behavior has 'Speed' and 'MovingAngle' expressions which describe the velocity in polar coordinates, and 'dx' and 'dy' expressions which describe the velocity in cartesian coordinates.
We're still working on the manual - when it's done it will cover expressions!
sqiddster, as far as I can tell it works fine. Can you upload a .capx showing it not working?
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We're planning an arcade, but it's at the end of a list of other similarly big projects.
The browser right-click menu can't be changed, because, well, it's the browser's menu!
However, as the other posts indicate, you can always make your own menu out of sprites and text or whatever, and have that shown.
You can already save your project to a folder and overwrite the image files there... you just need to have Construct 2 closed. Is that something you need to do with Construct 2 still open?
What do you mean by sprite reload?
Setting up PHP and a database is a reasonably complex thing to do, needing some technical knowledge. I don't think Scirra is the place to go to learn about PHP and databases. There are already loads of free tutorials to find to learn about that - I think any tutorial on Scirra should assume you know about PHP and databases already, and just show the part where you access it via the AJAX object.
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