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  1. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Please try this build and see if it works for you or not. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rNiq2WOtQd1oi_R7H9WA_gH7baTutE3w/view?usp=sharing
  2. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Sorry for the confusion the store's silly interface causes. Because it may have also been offered in bundles before, that's how the store is trying to say "if you purchased one of those bundles, this would be included, therefore free for you to download". It's a very poor way to convey pricing information. The actual price if you click the buy button is 24.99, which you'll see after clicking the buy button. Don't worry, clicking the first buy button won't try to charge you anything, it's just to begin the process of confirming price etc.
  3. Mike at BrashMonkey
    I don't think Spriter is really the kind of tool you'd be looking for for that, but it also depends greatly on the exact art and animation style you want.
  4. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Are you sure you're following every step to properly export the project from Spriter with all the special saving options turned on, and then properly putting it all into a zip file? Could you screen record your export, zipping, and import process and the result when you preview?
  5. Mike at BrashMonkey
    I'm not positive this will work, but I think this is how Construct logic structure works.. Try moving the action "Characters:append character map" to be the first thing that's done directly after the "for each character".. I think the fact that you create the thunder effects might be making construct forget you want to effect every character... Oterwise, you can add a separate kind of hack fix event "If character animation "ThunderBlast" is playing, then append character map "ThunderBlast"
  6. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Sorry, no.. well.. a small amount of the foundation for the eventual art pack has been started, but I and the other artist I'd need to collaborate with both have been spread thin with more pressing obligations so there's no way we can estimate how long it will take us to really be able to really dig in and then eventually finish the art pack. So, It's planned and it's been slightly started, but right now we can't put any man-power on it.
  7. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Sorry for the very late reply oosman, if you want sprite sheets of full frame finished animations then there should be no rotation happening at all. You might be accidentally selecting the wrong export option. It's Export Animation To PNG/GIF, then choose the sprite sheet option.
  8. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Every frame can have totally different objects and/or hierarchies of parent and children. If you ad an image to the first key frame it is not automatically added to everything. Please watch this video:
  9. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Welcome Sir. Unfortunately there's no way to do this to many objects at once. There is, however, a way to change ALL of the positions of all objects across all frames uniformly, which you do my holding the M key and left clicking and dragging on an empty spot of the canvas. This will move the zero/zero central coordinate relative to all objects across all keys, which is actually moving all objects uniformly.
  10. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Thanks very much for making this and sharing it with the community brinsleylogic!
  11. Mike at BrashMonkey
    excellent. very happy to help.
  12. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Did you make sure to put the easing curve not on the main time line key frame node on top, but in the key frame node of the head only?
  13. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Don't worry, the UI is still very much not complete. We'll make sure there's a convenient on screen way to access all required features. Thanks very much for the feedback.
  14. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Welcome Slomes! A trick you can use for idle animations to keep the feet totally still is to simply de-parent the feet from the leg bones before you begin animating that animation. Meaning when there is only the base key frame at zero in the time line, make the feet bones or feet images no longer a child of the leg bones... that way, when you move the body or legs, the feet stay put.
  15. Mike at BrashMonkey
    I'm bringing this to Edgar's attention. Hopefully he can see the cause of the issue. In the meantime, you're potentially wasting a large amount of memory and performance by making your character at such a high res and then scaling it down in C3. You can create an entire clone of your project from Spriter to the reduced size, and then C3 won't have giant images to use to recreate your animations.
  16. Mike at BrashMonkey
    This issue seems totally resolved. Make sure you're using the latest version of the Spriter plug-in, and the latest stable version of Construct 3, export your spriter project as scon, zip the images and scon only into a zip file with the exact same name as the scon file (but ending in .zip) and then drag in into the appropriate layout in your Construct project. This should properly update and replace the old one in your Construct project. If this doesnt work, please screen record your attempt so we can see what's going on.
  17. Mike at BrashMonkey
    This doesn't seem like a Spriter issue, but something going on with the graphics programs you're using to create or convert the images. What program are you using to create the image, what settings are you using to save it, and what settings are you using in the conversion process?
  18. Mike at BrashMonkey
    For some reason the images you tried to attach didn't work. Maybe the hierarchy column will update if you pick a differnt animation or even key frame and then go back to where you wanted to see/edit the hierarchy. Or maybe you're unware that the hierarchy can be different at any key frame(in regard to which objects exist or while are parents/children of which). The same is true for Z-order.
  19. Mike at BrashMonkey
    I've reported the broken search box issue and let you know once it is resolved. In the meantime, please email any issue you might have to mike@brashmonkey.com so I can directly help wit hthe matter as quickly as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.
  20. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Can you link to a video or screen shot of the artifact? We need to see your export settings as well. Also, if you zip up your spriter project folder with all the images and the spriter file and email it to mike@brashmonkey.com I might be able to figure out the cause of the issue. You are using PNG images and not jpeg's right?
  21. Mike at BrashMonkey
    No one else ever reported the program beginning to fail after installing either so fingers crossed that won't happen. if you've not used the Steam version for more than 2 hours you can refund it if you'd rather use the one from our store, just make sure to download and try the free one again to make sure it runs fine on your system now.
  22. Mike at BrashMonkey
    I'm glad you got it working. I thought we had mentioned in our posts that you must uninstall newer versions of VS for the install of 2014 to work. Is there a post somewhere where we neglected to mention this important point? If so I'll make sure to update it to include that info.
  23. Mike at BrashMonkey
    The only time I recall another customer having so much trouble getting Spriter to start, it turned out they were using an overzealous antivirus suite which was actually quietly preventing the required DLL to actually install when they were installing Visual Studio. I had them pause their anti-virus, install the 32 and 64 bit versions of VS and then Spriter started fine. Unfortunately I have no idea if this would help you in this case. Hopefully Edgar will have other ideas.
  24. Mike at BrashMonkey
    I brought this post to Edgar's attention to see if he has any idea or if he knows what 0xc000007b is and how to fix it. Sorry for the inconvenience. This is a new error message for me. I don't think anyone has ever reported this before as far as I can recall.
  25. Mike at BrashMonkey
    Interesting, we'll look into this. Thanks for the successions and all the feedback.
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