Yeah, dragging things out of the folders and into the layout would be nice.

I imagine though that the object folders aren't quite complete... if you give them the functionality of the Object Bar (being able to click on items and propogate the properties bar, double-click to edit, right-click to sort/other actions) then the Object Bar would be pretty much obsolete.

I just now realized I've never actually posted this.

Device name: NVIDIA GeForce 6200

Pixel shader: 3

Estimated VRAM: 281 MB

Motion blur: Yes

I'd show you but it also won't let me save it. "Unhandled Exception"

Couldn't you upload the old .cap and then let someone import it? I imagine they'd have the same results.

At the end of a long day... you have some left over liquid nails...

<img src="http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/604141/SoundstreamInstall/Image1190.jpg">

To enjoy with your beer

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Well at least this thread isn't a total loss

Sure, go hog wild. I just wanna be able to turn them off.

How about this... if I have twenty backup .caps of a project in my WIP folder, I really don't need 20 .persist files, right? I pretty much just need one for that whole project. Would that be possible?

And yeah, I know... you ask "what if you add some event sheet and then open an old version that doesn't have that sheet?" And I would say "maybe it could just ignore any event sheets or whatever that don't exist?"

I don't know how hard that would be to implement or really how practical it would be though.

Oh, also I noticed that the .persist files don't store zoom information for the layout. Could that be added? So if I'm zoomed out to 50% when I close, it's at 50% when I open it?

No.

Yes.

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I guess it is. I must be a spambot or something.

That could work too... then again it would kind of just be like everyone making their own games.

Construct 2... the very thought is enough to make my head explode...

I love the effect, but it still looks kinda separatey the way regular motion blur does on my machine. Not nearly as bad though, especially at lower settings.

That should come in handy if I ever get CS.

Get back to work!