gumshoe2029's Forum Posts

    Forex is complicated and very volatile at the moment which is why we've only announced USD pricing.

    Everyone will have to play our strategy game when we finish it. Then they will all understand forex.

  • I think you say this because you don't really understand why people like Apple products. And if you understood that, you would understand why Safari doesn't get updated as much.

    I understand well why people like the products, but Apple is getting greedy. Safari is not updated because Apple wants to sell more developer licenses. If the Safari supported up-to-date HTML5, people wouldn't by their developer licenses.

    It's a business decision for Apple.

    Speaking of updates, my Ipad3 the won't get any.

    Yeah, Apples great.

    Unless you pay them $1000 more?

    I know right? Guess I should have read the fine print in that size=1 font

    Lol.

  • Unfortunately iOS browser has a bit of catching up to do!

    I am pretty sure the lag is intentional...

    This Construct 3 Announcement almost knock me out. I wish you all the best but sorry to I am not paying no Subscription Fee... To show you I am not the only one who love Construct 2 and welling to BUY Construct 3 here goes guys let VOTE let Scirra see that we care:

    Both. I think a balanced approach would be to put some features (which are a %$^% for Scirra to maintain) under a subscription system, while simple features which require little to no maintenance or extended support under a flat fee system. I am sure Ashley knows which is which.

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  • This thread seems to be focused at the subscription model.

    Honestly, Scirra simply needs to parse up C3 into feature modules, charge a flat fee for some, charge a recurring fee for others, and have an enterprise-like "if you make money, pay us x amount" kind of schemes.

    Then devs can buy what they need from the smörgåsborg of features. (Maybe have a trial period featuresets?)

    They just need to gradiate their feature list <--> pricing scheme.

    Not having a basic, free version of C3 would be a very severe mistake.

  • The problem with native exporters is that it puts you at the mercy of soulless corporations like Apple. There is a reason Safari support for HTML5 is trash: because it forces people to use the Apple store and buy the Apple iOS developer license.

    Apple will die in the flood of open source. Scirra's choice to go HTML-only is a good one imo. Technology is going to the world of open source and open standards, and corporations are relegated to developers of new technology.

    People begging for native exporters is like begging to back to ritual stake burnings for witches.

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    > > compatible with github?

    > > Our current project lives on Github, in .caproj form.

    >

    Yeah, I know, I admitted my misjudgement.

    There is a wonk thing with it though. We cannot have two people working on the root caproj file without it creating issues in Github.

  • If you want AJAX requests to your server to work from any domain, or in preview, you can configure it to send the following HTTP header:

    Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

    You can add this in preview now!? How does one go about setting this?

    I have tried but I still have the same problem. I have a sample capx and I exported it to a HTML5 version.

    The project requests a PHP on a server that gets some values from a database. As you can see, when you run the capx, you can successfully see those values. If you run it on the exported version, there is an error. The requested PHP opens with 

    <?php
header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *');[/code:363dlih1]

    Make sure you can access the URL in a normal browser first, i.e. just type in the AJAX url into your browser and see what happens. You can always use the net tab of the debug tools to track the AJAX request and see why it failed.

    These are the requests from your live HTML5 app, and none of them failed. So all of the calls here are working fine. Is your C2 interpreting the reply appropriately?

    Second observation, and probably why it is not working. Your "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" header never made it into your response headers. So your PHP is bad.

  • You can auto scale all of your assets on the fly: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xiq ... 0lDRklrNVU

    Then your app will fit any screen.

  • You can do it in Java with the javax.mail library. That is how I send emails.

  • You would probably be better off asking in the Photon forums. Not sure how many of us use Photon.

    compatible with github?

    Our current project lives on Github, in .caproj form.

    Speaking of multiplatform, I just got an email from Amazon describing a new income method that was "platform agnostic".

    "Subscribe with Amazon".

    Please don't do crap like that.

    ol. Crazy Amazon.

  • Yeah I like that style but tough to make in C2. I've seen some examples about for isometric, usually very complex. I'm trying a standard top down view for mine.

    Yea, the math required to fake a coaster going around a simple loop in 2D is a bit extreme.

  • I always loved the Rollercoaster Tycoon series. And I actually prefer the 2D isometric fake-3D style (like in RCP2).