How do I Run HTML5 Local? (C3)

Hi!

I see this for old topic:

It's a fundamental restriction of browsers. What are you trying to do? Why can't you use NW.js? That is the best answer.

It's a fundamental restriction of browsers.

Ashley, how can this limit be circumvented? (C3)

If you say can not, I will be very surprised!

There is a lot of software that gives us a local executable HTML5 file!

With photos and audio and, etc!

(I need to export game as a html 5 game, and after import it in android studio (webview) )

For yourself you can just start a server with Python.

For others use Nwjs, or the Windows Wrapper.

Oddly enough if you upload it you can then install it as a pwa.

(I need to export game as a html 5 game, and after import it in android studio (webview) )

This is what the Cordova setup does for you.

For yourself you can just start a server with Python.

For others use Nwjs, or the Windows Wrapper.

Oddly enough if you upload it you can then install it as a pwa.

Hi newt!

Thanks for answer!

I know all of you say, but I only want with double click on index.html the game run!

It's not a limit for Construct, it's a limit built-in to browsers. For security reasons all sub-resource requests on the file: protocol count as cross-origin, as if they came from an entirely different website. Often that means requests fail or security restrictions block features from working.

Some simple tests or more feature-limited engines might not have any issues, but Construct has a sophisticated engine with a wide range of features, and the browser security restrictions mean it always gets blocked. However as I said it shouldn't matter: if you want something to double-click and run, use a desktop exporter.

It's not a limit for Construct, it's a limit built-in to browsers. For security reasons all sub-resource requests on the file: protocol count as cross-origin, as if they came from an entirely different website. Often that means requests fail or security restrictions block features from working.

Some simple tests or more feature-limited engines might not have any issues, but Construct has a sophisticated engine with a wide range of features, and the browser security restrictions mean it always gets blocked. However as I said it shouldn't matter: if you want something to double-click and run, use a desktop exporter.

Oh, thanks Ashley!

you don't have any idea for using games made with construct in android studio?!

Use the Android exporter.