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uggg I was wrong -- I actually just got the trial version and now I can't save... I'm pretty sure I started with the trial version - I'm guessing I need to register this version again and enter my license?!

doh! thanks - I downloaded the trial again and got that latest version without having to pay for it again

you might consider adding a heading - "Upgrading" - on the Intro page with these simple instructions.

I watched your latest updates youtube video for the version 1.2 release but how do I actually update?! I tried clicking "Check for Updates" Got the message: "A newer version of Rube is available at www.iforce2d.net/rube" which takes me to intro page. So I'm looking for an Update ...

have you considered creating a Javascript project feature? I'd like to click New Scene and be able to configure it as a javascript or flash project so I get the proper coordinate system and some basic rulers so that I can define my canvas. I know the inverted solution to flip the y axis but if you c...

nice script! I just tried it and was what I was looking for... I was struggling for a bit while playing with images and got confused by scale until I watched your video. I thought scale was about percentage meaning either 1 or 100% but it means neither - it's 1 unit in the world! :D I too was surpri...

Because of that image loading issue, I would always run a local server with Mamp - when you're developing for the web, it's best to simulate it as much as possible I tried the trial first and liked it so much - really wanted to start exporting json - that I jumped to purchase and I guess I missed yo...

I started a discussion about javascript in the other box2D forum but it also applies to the R.U.B.E. editor too. I just started using R.U.B.E. today and am interested in using it to prototype javascript games and other toys before tackling something larger and more complex in C++ or Objective-c - I'...

I did a little bit of work to create a version of the demo with unminified source and made it easier to download so that any javascript dev can load it on their local host; hunt through it and learn how it was assembled... demo source ..basically helped me answer my own questions and might save the ...

right, ok I see - it kicks off within clocktest.js which loads the json file and then each of the other demos, have their own similar files.

just reading over the loadrube.js and testbed.js files... on line 412, it mentions: //the RUBE scenes are loaded via jQuery post, so the draw() call above usually //does not catch them. Call this at the end of the post function. function doAfterLoading() { can you point me to the file that actually ...