AndreasR's Forum Posts

  • Ludei has updated their compiler

    Regards

    Andy

  • Nothing to worry about guys i was but i understand it now

    they are stating that you will not be able to publish apps or updates to apps built with less than cordova-androideos@4.1.1 beginning May 9, 2016. Your existing published versions will remain available in the store after that date, and any updates you apply to your apps before that time will also be available in the store

    when a update come out the only thing we Dev have to do is just rebuild our game

    example Sudoku Nano version 1.2.0 just update it to Sudoku Nano version 1.2.1 when intel or cocoon or whoever upgrade there compiler before May 9, 2016

    Exactly, you got the point

  • I have same problems , when we can update it? i build with crosswalk intel xdk. How do we update Apache Cordova Ashley

    We as users and ashley don't. It's up to Intel and Ludei... just be patient!

  • Hi!

    This issue has nothing to do with Construct 2. Intel XDK and CocoonIO just use older Cordova versions for their compilers.

    Intel and Ludei will update their compilers. Up to now this warning has no affect on your games.

    Just be patient and give Intel and Ludei some time to migrate a newer version to their compilers

    Regards

    Andy

  • AndreasR Looking forward to it! very interested.

    Hi,

    here is the link <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt=";)" title="Wink">

    https://shatter-box.com/knowledgebase/c ... ocument-12

    You also find a code example there.

    Regards

    Andy

  • wizdigitech where is back button press command?

    I'll work out a tutorial for that. I'll post the link here when I'm done

    Regards

    Andy

  • Without more details, it's hard to be specific, but in the worst case you can put all objects in two Families. Then you can do distance(FamilyA.X,FamilyA.Y, FamilyB.X,FamilyB.Y)

    Now I got it! Thank you!

  • Families also help solve this kind of problem.

    Thanks for that hint. How do I do that? Do I just use the family.X/Y then?

    Thanks!

  • You can use the iid sprite(iid).x if you know the id's beforehand.

    Ah didn't know that this is possible. I'll try that. Thank you!

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  • Hi,

    I want to get the distance between to sprites, but they are the same objects (just copies). I know that I can use two diffrent objects to avoid that, but in my game I have more than 2 copies, and I don't want to create a new sprite for each of that.

    The code for example:

    distance(Sprite.X,Sprite.Y, Sprite.X,Sprite.Y)[/code:12cmdlgh]

Is there a way to pick the second instance of the object? The code above returns 0, due to the fact that it doesn't calcualate the distance between the two instances but of its own.

Thanks for your help in advance!

Regards
Andy

  • Please help me i want just have the possibillity of export to Cordova !!!!!!

    For that I guess you need at least the Personal License of Construct 2

  • >

    > > AndreasR do you mean that with Intel XDK, app generated can't exceed 20 MB ?

    > >

    >

    > No, I meant that the file size of the app will be about 20 mb. Surely if you add a lot of big images or sounds the file gets bigger.

    > But the minimum size is about 20 mb.

    >

    Thanks ! do you know if there's a maximum size to publish to iOs ?

    Sadly no, I never have made any games for iOS yet.

    Regards Andy

  • AndreasR do you mean that with Intel XDK, app generated can't exceed 20 MB ?

    No, I meant that the file size of the app will be about 20 mb. Surely if you add a lot of big images or sounds the file gets bigger.

    But the minimum size is about 20 mb.

  • Hi Andy,

    Thanks for that , I will give them both a try and see what happens.

    Cheers John

    Hi John,

    You're welcome

    Regards

    Andy

  • Hi All, <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy">

    I have taken the plunge and decided to purchase Construct 2. I experimented with a number of different game development packages, but construct 2 came top for ease of use, price and functionality. I even looked at BuildBox, its good, but no way on earth is it worth the amount they are asking. Considering the Cry Engine is free! The Unreal Engine is free! And these are pretty impressive development environments. Sorry I'm rambling on now. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_rolleyes.gif" alt=":roll:" title="Rolling Eyes">

    Any way my first little attempt at a game is underway in construct 2, but I have a mountain to climb to learn all the functionalities available and ways of creating a game. I watched a youtube video (

    Subscribe to Construct videos now

    ) explaining how to export the game for testing on the Android using XDK. My issue is that the XDK still has a fault reported back in dec 2014, iOS Landscape screen orientation not working, even though preferences have been set in construct2 and the XDK. I tried it last night and the problem occurred on my iphone4s device.

    I'm sure their must be a fix or work around by now Jan 2016. Or should I be using a different publishing tool, any advice on this really would help.

    If any one can advise me and point me in the right direction I would appreciate that very much.

    John the Noob <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing">

    Hi,

    welcome to the C2 community. There are two good ways to get your app on a iOS.

    1) Cordova & Intel XDK

    https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1353/h ... lkphonegap

    • Supports Phonegap / Cordova Plugins
    • Supports all Browser Features (Buttons, Loader, Inputfield)
    • Filesize about 20+ MB

    2) Cordova & CocoonIO

    https://forums.cocoon.io/t/construct2-h ... ocoonio/45

    • Awesome performance
    • Supports Phonegap / Cordova Plugins
    • Supports less Browser Features (no Buttons, no Loader, no Inputfields)
    • Filesize 7+ MB

    You must decide on your own what you want to use at the end.

    Regards

    Andy