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• • cesisco
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  • 13 Feb, 2015
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  Do you mind to share your CAPX buddy?

  Hi Beaverlicious, the capx is now available in the first post.

• • cesisco
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  • 11 Feb, 2015
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  Yeah, way too much to do in tilemap, but you could do huge cities... in theory.

  Still nice job on the gen, lots of variation there.

  I'll give it a try with the tilemaps.

  What do you think "Huge" is, in terms of array size?

• • cesisco
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  • 11 Feb, 2015
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  Do you mind to share your CAPX buddy?

  Hi Beaverlicious

  Sorry , I'll not share this capx, because I did this in a hurry, and a lot of chunks of events are a shameless copy/paste from other users example capx, and is really a mess.

  Now I 'll do it with tilemaps, with extended areas like rivers, forests and so on, and maybe I can turn this into a game.

  But I can point you to some tutorials that covers the main concept, and you can achieve something like this.

  Build the layout as you would generate a dungeon, but corridors are roads, rooms is terrain for houses, and walls are the place for trees.

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1123/smarter-procedural-roguelike-dungeon

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/746/auto-tile-using-sprites-arrays-and-a-bitwise-method

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1169/basic-isometric-projection

  But if you have any doubt, ask me please.

• • cesisco
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  • 11 Feb, 2015
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  Rather neat indeed. I think it would work even better with less double roads.

  Now there are less double roads, thanks, it looks better.

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• • cesisco
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  • 11 Feb, 2015
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  Rather neat indeed. I think it would work even better with less double roads.

  Thanks,

  Yeah, but the double roads creates a lot of diversity in the corner sections.Maybe I'll reduce them by 50%.

• • cesisco
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  • 11 Feb, 2015
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  Nice.

  Is that with tilemaps?

  Thanks,

  No, I was too lazy to make it the with tilemaps.

• • cesisco
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  • 11 Feb, 2015
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  Hi, here's an Isometric procedural city(small city), with the awesome Kenney assets.

  Click or touch anywhere to generate a new city.

  Isometric city

  Credits to SupremeRobot for the map generation example, and Katala for the isometric projection

• • cesisco
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  • 9 Feb, 2015
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  Anyone experimented with crosswalk 11, the current beta? Better, worse, same?

  Also, for those concerned with apk size, this is kind of interesting:

  https://crosswalk-project.org/blog/cros ... te-10.html

  For me, the Intel XDK v1621 current beta is Crosswalk 10.

• • cesisco
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  • 6 Feb, 2015
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  TiAm

  I know Ashley is doing his best, and I am a huge fan of his work, but maybe this is a drawback of being a small company with few human resourses to cover all areas.

  It's very important to make threads like this in future issues, because C2 comunity is huge and can make the diference when facing those Chromium and Firefox bugs.

  Thanks!

• • cesisco
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  • 6 Feb, 2015
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  TiAm

  C2 relies a lot on 3rd parties, so what you did with your posts and tweets about the Jank, inviting people to follow the Chromium bug report is very important, and I think Scirra is failing on doing that job, I think Scirra should put more pressure on 3rd parties to focus on game related issues.

  I know that Ashley fills a lot of bug reports, but using social media can give a big push to those bugs for sure.(like you did in this Jank bug)

• • cesisco
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  • 6 Feb, 2015
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  imaffett

  Chromium 38 may be a starting point. It seems to be a point of performance regression across multiple platforms from that version onwards.

  Do you list somewhere which versions of chromium the different versions of crosswalk are based on? I've heard that v10 is based on Chromium v39, but what about v7, 8, 9?

  Tom

  imaffett is from Crosswalk team...can you tweak his account so he can PM?

  Hi TiAm , look here for the Crosswalk Chromium versions.

  https://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk-website/wiki/Release-dates

• • cesisco
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  • 5 Feb, 2015
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  Hi imaffett , I sent you a PM.

  Thanks

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• • cesisco
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  • 29 Jan, 2015
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  cesisco

  erhm, so even simple games are janking with Crosswalk? geezzz... I thought that I can make simple app and it will work well with native ads even on Crosswalk...

  My games were very smooth with Crosswalk 7, this is a issue related to Crosswalk 10.