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Sharendipity replied on September 10, 2009 13:34 to the idea "Behavior: Learn More About Sharendipity" in Sharendipity:

Looking good! You should probably link to games.sharendipity.com instead, however. Same destination, but a more permanent URL.

Sharendipity replied on September 08, 2009 14:34 to the idea "Behavior: Learn More About Sharendipity" in Sharendipity:

Go for it! We love the idea...

Thanks!

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Sharendipity replied on August 29, 2009 12:55 to the idea "'In Contact With' If Test" in Sharendipity:

Depending on your logic and physics properties in your particular creation, you may find the "overlaps" conditional effective for solving this problem.

We've add the "in contact with" conditional to the wish list, however.

Sharendipity replied on August 29, 2009 12:51 to the idea "Using actor classes/types in Behavior Filters" in Sharendipity:

We'll take a look at this.

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Sharendipity replied on August 29, 2009 12:50 to the idea "Web Design and more..." in Sharendipity:

That's good feedback on the previous implementation. We have a little more freedom now, and may be able to fix some of the workflow problems.

Thanks!

Sharendipity replied on August 28, 2009 16:12 to the idea "Using actor classes/types in Behavior Filters" in Sharendipity:

This should work so I might need to see an example to understand the use case better.

For example, the following application has a world behavior that detects when a "roundy" class contacts a "box" class.

http://games.sharendipity.com/assets/...

Keep us posted...

Sharendipity replied on August 25, 2009 21:03 to the idea "Web Design and more..." in Sharendipity:

Love your way of thinking, Derek!

We just recently implemented external links. Look for the action, "open url".

One solution to your app load request would be to use multiple worlds, especially when worlds can be shared to the community. Once they were remote, you could reference them just like an image. I think this would provide the same functionality you're looking for, but still provide seamless transitions within the browser experience. We have not yet scheduled the multi-world support yet.

Embedded video is on the list!

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Sharendipity replied on August 25, 2009 12:44 to the idea "Text Offset" in Sharendipity:

That would be nice - we've got it on the list.

A text drawing Aspect you create would be a great contribution to the community.

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Sharendipity replied on August 25, 2009 12:41 to the praise "The Bug Finder Is Awesome!" in Sharendipity:

Awesome! We're glad it's helping.

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Sharendipity replied on August 24, 2009 14:23 to the question "Mouse Position" in Sharendipity:

Make sure you dig into the "world position" property of the event. That will give you the x/y coordinates relative to the World.

I'm updating the wiki page to reflect this...

A comment on the question "Third number in coordinate?" in Sharendipity:

well, i bet that is confusing! we're fixing it now...

thanks! – Sharendipity, on August 20, 2009 20:26

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A comment on the question "Third number in coordinate?" in Sharendipity:

btw.... changing the 'z' axis has no effect in your logic. – Sharendipity, on August 20, 2009 20:18

Sharendipity replied on August 20, 2009 20:18 to the question "Third number in coordinate?" in Sharendipity:

Technically... we're managing the coordinate system in 3D although we only paint the objects in 2D. The third number of the position vector is the 'z' axis in 3D.