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• • Ashley Construct Team Founder
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• • Ashley Construct Team Founder
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  What do you mean exactly? We switched over a lot of NW.js specific code to work the same as it does in Chrome, because it was a large amount of duplicated code. Everything should work similarly afterwards though.

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  Chrome currently doesn't support it in WebView due to this issue.

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  Specifically from the browser console - and not using the scripting feature - you can use the global c3_callFunction method as documented in the functions section of the manual. However if you write JavaScript code in Construct, you should use runtime.callFunction instead.

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  I would be keen to see actual benchmarks comparing Construct 3 with a native engine. I think Construct's engine will actually be highly competitive, and it's also possible it actually exceeds a less efficiently written native engine.

  Further, with WebGPU support it's entirely possible Construct can leapfrog native engines that are stuck with OpenGL.

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  • 24 Jun, 2020
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  See the updated instructions in the first post.

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  As noted Construct supports building Android App Bundles directly from the editor, so you shouldn't need to do all that. Also as noted previously, AFAIK you can just ignore the warning at the moment anyway.

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  • 23 Jun, 2020
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  This is handled automatically and cannot be changed.

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  It was removed a long time ago. It's not needed any more.

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  AFAIK, that does not bypass key ghosting. The engine already does that internally to track key down states, but key ghosting causes held keys to act as if they are released.

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• • Ashley Construct Team Founder
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  The server is misconfigured. It's sending .webm audio files with the content type text/plain, which will probably corrupt them. See MIME types

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  It should work. It's hard to say more without more information. Try checking for errors in the browser console, it's possible the server is misconfigured.

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  I would expect you just didn't set the right icon purpose. See Icons & splash

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  Usually the performance limits are the hardware, not the Construct engine. For example if a game only slows down on a high pixel density display, that's probably because it uses more memory bandwidth on the GPU, which is a hardware limit. The limiting factor with that is your game design, not the Construct engine.