I agree, I'll make a note right now for the documentation team. Thanks!

My understanding is that it is entirely ententional to permit negative values for sprite scale as that's how sprite flipping is done in Fuze, but I'm as surprised as you that sprite width is returning negative because like you say, the width is the width whether it's flipped or not!

I'm going to raise a bug report for this, scale shouldn't have anything to do with width from a negative / positive point of view...

@spikey Thanks for the suggestion, I've made a note to bring it up for internal discussion. I agree, it would make sense for shapes to have an origin like sprites!

(And sorry it took so long to get back to you!)

Thanks for the report @spikey, it looks like there was a similar string-related issue fixed for 2.15.0 but it's not quite the same as this one. This issue is specific to strReplace. I've verified the issue and we'll have this fixed in the next patch.

Thanks for the report- A fix is in the works!

Thanks for the report- We're aware of various issues like this, and I've put this in the log for reference. The short answer is that it has to do with how the drawing instructions for each frame are processed internally, which are not necessarily synchronized with what the program is doing.

Thank you for reporting this. We're aware of a couple other problems with the new Ansimuz assets.

Turns out it was pretty easy to switch to using triangles instead!

I found out you can't detect backspace yesterday too. It's a shame, as I was coding a way to write commands in real time while rendering 3D stuff, and it's quite clunky without the backspace key

@RodrigoDavy Thanks for letting us know I will report this

Did you declare an array inside a var type? I had a crash because of this, I'm gonna make a post about it

Thanks for reporting. We will look into it

My example function doesn’t change the type, though.

It could, however, but even then I would expect it to work, and the only thing that should happen is a run-time error in case the user tries to use the changed variable incorrectly with regards to types...

That would be my expected behaviour for ref.

@spikey I've checked to be sure, but yes, I'm using this type of constructor pattern to create new structures based on values provided to the function.

For example in my template code I have a function called command_input to create a struct that keeps track of the buttons you've pressed.
However, I get a new version of that struct every frame, so I have not tested if structures created with this pattern survive if they exist for a long time. But if that's not the case, then that's a bug :)

@Willpowered The value 69.6 seconds fits perfect. I adjusted my game. Thanks a lot.

I've put this on the to-do list. Thanks for the report!

Thanks for the report, I put it on the to-do list!

@PB____ Thanks for the report, I've put it on the to-do list.

@DomDom Could you provide a screenshot of this behavior, so I can visualize it a little easier?