Laurent's Forum Posts

  • Point is RGPD not only applies to app that can be dealed with cordova but essentially to websites, that is the case for many games.

    The best solution I guess, is to ask scirra to develop a specific plug in to deal with it and to make it versatile enough to allow users to adapt it easily to new regulation changes

  • Actually, there's a 3rd party plugin only dedicated to Google Analytics that allows to disable cookies imcsw.com/2019/07/15/handy-utilities-plugin

    But I'm sure something can be made with as many options as needed to allow us to easily update our games to new rules

  • Thank you fredriksthlm

    Since Datastorage and other data collection are very common in games created with Construct, I think the dev team should propose a regular plug-in for data storage consent. What do you think Ashley ?

  • Very interesting discussion.

    What about webapp made with Construct that don't use Admob ? Is webstorage (used to keep game status in user device) RGPD compliant and can be uses without warning and consent ?

  • That solution seems to work perfectly :) Laurent You can remove the else condition and clone the first event twice, swapping out the snapshotRed for green and blue.

    Thanks — I'll do that way. I still find strange this red value seems to come out of nowhere.

  • When DrawingCanvas.PixelScale is >1, there may be some data loss. Should be fixed now, please re-download the file.

    Wow ! That's absolutly beautiful ! Thank you very much.

    I'll then try to adapt it to allow more than two colors. I was surprised to see that the red component for pixel was nowhere to be find in the different ways to code color. I think I'll use a bitmap with many colors and use SanpshotRed/Green/Blue at to se what values are return in these pixels.

  • Laurent Check this out:

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/u59b4ogf0vwo4lm/BitmapToTilemap.c3p?dl=0

    Thanks dop2000 !

    That's most impressive, I see the logic behind.

    Unfortunately, it's still seems to work erraticly. Most of the time, the design is perfectly transcribes, but it stills displays two rows vertically when the bitmap has only one.

    I never thought it would be so difficult to sort out. I guess I will rely on some sort of array.

    My goal was to create solid tilemaps to display invisible above a map drawing in order to code obstacles for pathfinding.

  • You can use "pick by point". Its a bit weird as far as setting up goes but it works.

    I'll be happy to see this in action

  • > construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/how-do-i-18/simple-scorched-earth-worms-129595/page-2

    Unfortunately that method doesn't work in C3

    Damn ! We're doomed...

  • Hello

    I try to create an engine that will allow me to build tilemaps from a bitmap. I think it will be an easy and memory friendly system to store tilemaps.

    Thanks to calminthenight, I managed to adapt this little engine that works this way :

    - create a bitmap on transparent background where every pixel represents a tile in the tilemap

    - paste bitmap in canvas object, take a snapshot

    - scan the snapshot line after line ans check certain color (in the current example, I scan only for red pixels, i.e. where DrawingCanvas.SnapshotRedAt = 62)

    - create related tile at same coordinate in the tilemap

    The system logic is ok but it seems there is a viewport scale issue, i.e. when my original bitmap is 10x10 pixels, its size changes according to viewport scale when layout is displayed. So the created snapshot could be bigger, a 1x1 pixel could become a 2x2 pixel and the tilemap is not correctly created. Here is the original file : https://www.dropbox.com/s/p4my3kk4tcihbk2/MapFromPixelSprite.c3p?dl=0

    Following are two screencap showing how thinks show on screen at different viewport sizes and the image of the original sprite.

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