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Thanks guys, lucid I actually used the monster first as I implemented the tweening as well whereas the knight doesn't use tweening it actually looks worse when tweening is enabled there. I just kind of like the awesome art of the knight :) This week I am in Venice and then at Prague hackaton the week after so expect updated demo and docs in couple of weeks I am still definitely working on it. And kudos to you guys for such awesome tool.

Yea why having your product in Tesco chain through the whole world if you can buy it in your local shop, I mean its obvious why :)

Hi guys just curious I posted a topic here yesterday about my implementation of Spriter for Genome2D engine and it never got approved. So what did I do wrong? Are there guidelines for creating a topic in this section, something that I should focus on? I know that I don't have documentation yet only demo and example people can try but thats just matter of time. So if you can point me to the right direction I am all for it. Thanks. PS: Amazing work on the Spriter as I was looking into various skeletal/animation tools to support and Spriter came up on top so I just preordered it as well, keep up the great work.

Yep you are correct it was debug player although in chrome. Its strange that the performance drops so much, yep it should drop but not by such margin but at the end it doesn't matter :)

I am curious on what computer does the benchmark runs at 60FPS? I mean it barely hits 10FPS for me and I am running on GTX460 in SLI.

Hi there guys so I really like Spriter and today I decided to add support for it in my Genome2D engine. Engine: http://www.genome2d.com (redirects to my blog for now) Demo: http://www.flash-core.com/examples/g2d/spriter/ Its in the starting phase but love the SCML so far although the documenation leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to clear description :) More info/features/examples coming soon just wanted to give you headsup. If anyone is looking for an example on how to use it right now just ask here.