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• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 27 Jun, 2017
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  It's on the todo list. Launching a product has been non-stop insanity for months on end, and we still have more work to do. Please be patient while we try to get through everything.

  Thank you Ashley, that's all I wanted to hear

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 27 Jun, 2017
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  construct.net/make-games/features/make-steam-games

  Steam and Xbox One are promised, that's good, looking forward to seeing them in Menu-> Project-> Export.

  Maybe just a little communication from Scirra to say an estimated date for when they will be implemented?

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 26 Jun, 2017
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  Construct 3, easiest to learn, lacks ways to make money, Steam NOT confirmed, lacks PS4 or Xbox One support, the crappy mobile market is a dead dog, you can't make money on mobile since everybody expects even the best games for free.

  Game Maker Studio 2 has Steam, Xbox One and PS4 support. Visual drag and drop coding.

  Unity + uScript (a visual scripting plugin) is also great option, and Unity also exports to Steam, Xbox One and PS4.

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 25 Jun, 2017
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  Scirra, all I'm expecting you to say is that you're planning a Steam exporter, I don't expect a finished product, I know you're still in beta for C3.

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 21 Jun, 2017
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  Hello Scirra, is there a C3 steamworks plugin?

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 11 Jun, 2017
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  Hello, how do I export to Steam via Construct 3 and NW.JS?

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 15 Dec, 2015
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  The easiest way is to write your own js and add 2 function like

  function GetAttentionValue()

  {

  return XXX;

  }

  And then get the value with ExecJS https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/940/ho ... -a-project

  Thanks, just a few questions.. Which directory do I copy the Cylon.js file? Do I need to make a C2 Plugin? Or will it just work with the addtional .js file?

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 12 Dec, 2015
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  I've made a neuro-ski controlled game http://risingpixel.itch.io/neuro-ski with some workaround...

  You can try with Clone.js http://cylonjs.com/documentation/platforms/neurosky/

  Ah cool thanks, I will have a look ^.^

  Ok, so I had a look, still a little bit confused how I would make this work within Construct 2?

  Do I need to make my own C2 Plugin? Then how do I access the two EEG variables - attention and meditation?

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 24 Nov, 2015
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  You are so cool Gigatron!! Amiga 500 was my first computer!!

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 24 Nov, 2015
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  HI guys, would love some help figuring this one out.

  I tried to use the Websocket to connect with ThinkGear Connector with the settings:

  Host address 127.0.0.1

  Port 13854

  Protocol TCP

  But with no luck. ThinkGear did respond but then an error after timeout.

  See: http://developer.neurosky.com/docs/lib/ ... _guide.pdf

  And here is link to the NeuroSky SDK:

  http://developer.neurosky.com/docs/doku ... ment_guide

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 24 Nov, 2015
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  Out Run - brings me back to the Amiga 500 days!

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 15 Nov, 2015
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  I would also like to see a Construct 2 plugin made for this headset, I recently bought one myself

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• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 15 Sep, 2015
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  I had some .NET framework bug, looking forward to future versions though

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 20 Feb, 2015
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  Thank you Ashley and everyone else, great info to ponder on

• • EddyDingDongs
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  • 20 Feb, 2015
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  What is needed to use all those cores is what's called 'parallelism'. Roughly, that means a program can split it's operations into multiple parts, which only need to 'sync' with each other periodically. At this time, javascript can only do that under special circumstances (Web-workers).

  However, there is work being done to bring parallel support to modern javascript engines, which will eventually be able to optimize incoming code automatically, ie., the code won't need to explicitly request those optimizations.

  tl;dr: In a few years, when 8 to 12 core processors become more common, especially in mobiles, we'll start seeing support for more than 1 core.

  Thanks Tiam, that's a great answer, it's still a shame though that Java is so slow on the uptake, multi-core processing has been out for a very long time now.. We didn't go down the track of having Single-Core 5-Ghz processors becos of heat and power issues.