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• • Kyatric
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  • 17 Sep, 2020
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  You could set up a function in Construct that would provide the value of the global variable as return value and call that function from your external JS script.

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• • Kyatric
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  • 15 Sep, 2020
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  Perhaps you should try going through the beginner's guide first.

  Then, if you are handling your own bullet, using the bullet behavior, you will likely want to:

  Bullet - Set angle of motion to Player.8direction.MovingAngle

  Possibly post your project, as it seems you are having different states, which already sounds a bit more "advanced" and would require us to check out what you did to provide an accurate answer.

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• • Kyatric
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  • 15 Sep, 2020
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  Those forums are English-speaking.

  You can post in your native language, but please, make sure to post at least a google translation of your message.

  Also, since the issue sounds specific to your current project, you should consider posting it (as instructed in this topic) to get accurate help.

• • Kyatric
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  • 11 Sep, 2020
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  I could send my APK to a trustworthy individual to run on a mid to low end device??

  Send a message at supportsgn@construct.net with your debug apk.

  Is there any way to display information like chrome://gpu on an exported apk?

  Debug your APK

• • Kyatric
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  • 9 Sep, 2020
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  Possibly some issue with the compiling to Android then.

  What export method did you use ?

• • Kyatric
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  • 9 Sep, 2020
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  You've already been asked to post your project file at least twice in the topic.

  Perhaps, before "recreating in a different engine" you could share your project with the community so we can check it out and find out what may be missing or going on ?

• • Kyatric
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  • 9 Sep, 2020
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  If you run in to a bug or issue in Construct 3, please post it to the GitHub issue tracker here:

  github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs

  You must follow the bug report guidelines or your issue will be closed without investigation.

• • Kyatric
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  • 9 Sep, 2020
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  According to the other thread you already had posted, it is likely that the Android device you are testing your game on does not support graphic acceleration.

  Does your device meet the system requirements ?

  If it doesn't, the engine is not intended to work properly on such a device and this can be the reason why you are encountering poor performances.

  As already mentioned in this thread, consider posting your project so other members can try it out and possibly confirm the poor performances you are encountering.

• • Kyatric
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  • 9 Sep, 2020
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  This tutorial explains how to support multiple screen sizes with Construct : construct.net/en/tutorials/supporting-multiple-screen-sizes-17

  And you can use the Browser plugin's Lock/Unlock orientation actions for further control over the orientation during the game.

• • Kyatric
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  • 8 Sep, 2020
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  The Ghost shooter example from the Beginner's guide is set to work on desktop computers, using mouse and keyboard input.

  The tutorial How to learn Construct 3? Next steps for beginners relies on templates you can find in the start page of the editor and which a lot of are made so they use the Touch input and work on mobile devices as well.

  Being browser based is what allows to go cross platform (your game works in a browser on desktop computers as well as on mobile devices).

  Construct 3 is rather designed to allow you to make graphical games.

  But the Text plugin and the TextInput plugin should help you achieve your text game fantasies :)

  The rest is game logic, achieved in Construct under the form of Event sheets, or Scripting.

• • Kyatric
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  • 7 Sep, 2020
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  If you talk about the Advanced Random tutorial there are dedicated buttons named "Download now" which you can click on to download project files that you can then open in Construct 3.

  Reading the actual tutorial can likely help you answering your questions about how to use it, since it is a tutorial about using "Advanced random" in order to do probabilities table, which are used in drop probabilities.

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• • Kyatric
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• • Kyatric
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  • 3 Sep, 2020
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  In the visual drop example, there is a "Drop" function.

  Call it three times instead of one.

  You might also want to check out this tutorial, which might be simpler and more up to date :

  construct.net/en/tutorials/getting-grips-advanced-2323