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• • BurningWood
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  • 21 Jan, 2018
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  Hey All,

  I am using SpriterPro, and it looks like the best way to publish a game on Google Play is with C3's Construct 2 exporter.

  However, as of now, SpriterPro C3 Plug-in does not work, and I'm concerned that using C3 Export service will have issues from using C3 to publish a game made with C2.

  So, have you published a C2 or C3 game on Google Play using 3rd party Animation Apps like Spriter Pro, Spine, etc?

• • BurningWood
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  • 21 Jan, 2018
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  Addons are saved locally and work offline.

  Hmm, so I guess that means if you publish with Addons then the Addons won't export to other platforms Looks like if I am going to publish games onto Android it's safer just to animate in C2 or C3 locally then use C3 export service rather than risk animating with SpriterPro at this point.

  Looking forward to an update.

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• • BurningWood
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  • 9 Jan, 2018
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  Ashley

  lucid

  If I export to C2 as an HTML file then use C3's wrapper for a game for Andriod, will my animations run correctly?

  Researching the best ways to get my app on Google Play seems to be to use C3 to publish a C2 game, but I'm worried about wasting time.

  And, Happy New Year

• • BurningWood
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  • 8 Jan, 2018
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  Well looks like Crosswalk is going away, and adobe has now taking the reigns with Phone Gap and their cloud services :/

  What are the alternatives?

  https://crosswalk-project.org/blog/cros ... lease.html

  https://build.phonegap.com/

• • BurningWood
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  • 23 Sep, 2017
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  Wow 4 years later, did you ever find an answer?

  I'm gonna try and use #SpriterPro, but not sure how I'm going to integrate the audio. I can either use SpriterPro to syn the animations to the sound file, or use Construct2 to play both the audio and lipsync.

• • BurningWood
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  • 17 Oct, 2016
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  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwOxnZRMAShCajAyTjc3NndBYVk

  What's the best way to create this level that wouldn't be too much of a resource suck? Right now the bottom part of the level is "107000, 1380" dpi.

  We've considered a tile map of course, but we rather have something that feels more organic like Limbo.

• • BurningWood
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  • 10 Jul, 2016
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  inkscape with SpriterPro

• • BurningWood
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  • 10 Jul, 2016
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  Okay, I get it now. Chrome doesn't have controller support. However, I found there is a way to program controller support in HTML5.

  http://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/using-the-html5-gamepad-api-to-add-controller-support-to-browser-games--cms-21345

  Next question, what happens when you port the game? Will it be controller friendly when the game is exported as other types of files like a ".exe"?

• • BurningWood
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  • 8 Jul, 2016
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  Do you guys use dictionaries or local storage?

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  Also-- how to create achievements on New Grounds--

  https://www.newgrounds.com/wiki/creator ... -your-game

• • BurningWood
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  • 8 Jul, 2016
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  — yeah the method you mentioned was limited, so I added using a dictionary and pasting an "exit group" in each new event sheet.

  

  This took me a week to figure out, but here you go.

  

  How to use dictionay vid:

• • BurningWood
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  • 2 Jul, 2016
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  I found this useful, but I think the next step would be to add an inventory system.

  Subscribe to Construct videos now

  Also, use save player data as a way to collect items and add a save game feature.

  Three years later, I wonder what your game looks like now.

• • BurningWood
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  • 13 Jun, 2016
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  Found the fix in the animation. Now, to unleash this programs potential

  
• • BurningWood
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  • 12 Jun, 2016
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  lucid and all

  Why won't my simulated controls play the desired animation once the sprite is imported? My rendered sprite from a sprite sheet worked well with the simulated touch controls; however, the imported sprite does not play animations when prompted by the simulated touch controls. However, when I press the arrow keys, everything works.

  

  I've tried some ways to get it to play, but not sure what I'm doing wrong. In the video below I have the rendered sprite on the left and the Spriter sprite on the right. Video link below--

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• • BurningWood
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  • 23 Apr, 2016
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  I found this, and I was thinking it was as easy as importing HTML5 code. Is this not the case?

• • BurningWood
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  • 23 Apr, 2016
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  Hi, I can't find a download link on the tutorial.