Text object doesn't have ColorValue expression for some reason.
You can do it with SpriteFont, for example:
SpriteFont.colorValue = rgbEx255(0,0,255)
I can't open your link. Here is what you need to do:
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Yep:
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Yes, it should print any image you give it. It can be a system canvas snapshot, or DrawingCanvas saved image or anything else.
In new Construct beta r215 you can make snapshot of a portion of the screen.
construct.net/en/make-games/releases/beta/r215
Disable diagonals in Pathfinding, add MoveTo behavoior with Rotate speed=0.
On path found -> use MoveTo "Move along pathfinding path" action.
construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/tips-and-guides/installing-third-party-addons
Unzip the non-working project into a folder. Edit this file:
\objectTypes\dots.json
In line 11 change "sid" to this:
"sid": 945835785233453
After that it should work.
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rgb() takes numbers in 0-255 range, rgbex() uses 0-100 range.
Try rgbex255() or rgba255()
The old (working) file was probably copied/cloned from the original (third) file. But in the non-working file you created a new Dot sprite, that's why its ID is different.
Try removing Dot object completely from the second project, and then drag&drop it from the first project.
If it doesn't help and if you really need to re-use all that JSON data, you can probably manually edit the IDs in project files. I don't know if this can cause any other issues though.
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