you kinda like BIG animations to put in your games, right :D?Maybe you could use animations, but not to animate the snow. Just a still image which you set as an animation and move this via a function.Making 3-4 "layers"/animations and moving them in different speeds down and also using the shader toolkit to make them wobble a bit could imitate the particle system

Hey Sebastian,this should be right for you:[code]shaderActivateLighting(1)shaderLamp(0, 0, {500,316,1}, {250,0,0}, {0.001,0.000001,0}, {0,0,0}, {1,1,1}, 1, 90, 0)[/code]This:[code]bind("light1", "lights[0].targetpos", point(inverty(scrollfix(field("{x=500,y=316}"))), 0))[/code]should bind the light to the position. But actually ist seems that the binding not works... I think sth. is wrong with the shader toolkit. Have problems with the binding for my flashlight too...But i hope, the 1st code-snippet works for you...

@Lee Can we blink the whole screen with openGL shader kit? Making the scene dark and light again n again like voltage goes down and up?

It's on my todo list and I already started with some features, but it will be in a script first like the shader toolkit, in the end it will be in plugin system for the editor for wysiwyg functionality. It's also highly wanted to set texts directly in the editor.

[quote]Problems can be easily solved.More people buy VS, more VS gets updated.But! In order to succeed that, VS needs more masterpieces.I mean... internationally masterpieces, not only in German. Then who knows people are willing to buy VS even through its a commercial software.AND! Who knows? If devs decided to divide free version and pro version, it will be... um... good?Not about license, about capability. For example, VS's free version doesn't support Spine but pro version does. Or free version doesn't support Shader but pro version does. Yeah, it's better free doesn't support script but pro does.Free version lets people import and 'release' non-commercial game as any platforms. But only pro version lets people release commercial games.If it succeeds, then we will see a lot of free games made by VS. Then VS can be POPULAR. We need more people, more information, more engagement, more devs... nah, more community managers!Anyway if devs make a decision for free and pro version then it would be good previous VS users can use pro version for free or 30~40% discount.This is trend. Think about why Unity and Unreal and Game Maker ended up providing free version.[/quote]There is already a somehow free-version limited to 10 rooms. I don't think that Visionaire lacks "masterpieces". Having "Daedalic" as reference is already the biggest masterpiece you can get. And there are English-Editions of those games out there too. There are several other reasons why VS lacks more free games I think:- missing documentation (alot of people don't know the start in VS, or they get stuck so they gave up)- deadlinks: About half of the template-games in the shop consists of deadlinks. For example the awesome Half-Cut template is offline and other helpful stuff too.the second problem is that most ppl simply don't know about Visionaire cuz:- no pr: The homepage news was updated 6months ago. No advertising on the important sites- no social media: Other tools like AGS are linked to adventuretreff-community, irc, twitter, fb. etc..- no showcase area: Except making a posting here in the forum, there is no showcase section on the website where you can submit screenshots and description of your game. So if you wanna find free games made with VS you have to search all postings in the forum.