max fang's Forum Posts

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  • Thank you for your advice.

    I solved my problem in other ways. Here are the steps:

    First, I kept deleting event sheets until I found the problematic event sheet.

    Second, I deleted a certain 'Toggle disabled' JavaScript Action in the problematic event sheet, and the program ran normally, but there was no problem with that code.

    Finally, I found that after this code block was toggle disabled, the group it belonged to was toggle disabled again.

    This is the cause of the problem.

    Just making sure all code blocks 'toggle disabled' are only done once solved my problem.

  • When updating to any version 430, 431, or 432, an error occurs during preview, as follows: 

    action.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'bind')

    The project has no problems in 429.

  • You are right, thank you.

    I use apache for local service and add the following code in .conf: 

     <IfModule mod_headers.c>
 Header set Cache-Control "no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate"
 Header set Pragma "no-cache"
 Header set Expires "0"
 </IfModule>

    That's it

  • I can only use the following process to develop and solve the cache problem.

    1. Open the browser's "developer tool" (F12)

    2. Disable cache

    3. Modify the addon file

    4. "ctrl+r" reflash construct editor

  • Solved! It was because there was a problem with the addon I developed, but the prompt of Construct was a bit strange.

  • I set up a local server and used the following URL as the addon URL

    localhost/skydrive/contruct3_addon/grid_behavior/addon/behavior/addon.json

    It is completely different from what the documentation(https://www.construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/addon-sdk/guide/using-developer-mode) says.

    There is no way to read the latest addon data. You can only clear the cache.

    What's worse is that when previewing, you must uninstall the addon, re-add the URL, restart, and clear the cache before you can use it.

    With such a bad development process, it is impossible to develop addons.

  • error message:

    [C3 runtime] Failed to load all engine scripts in worker: TypeError: Failed to fetch dynamically imported module: preview.construct.net/scripts/c3main.js

  • I made a simple mistake. After uploading the new Construct Arcade package, I noticed during debugging that the webpage was using the cached main.js file, which caused the address changes I made not to take effect. After clearing the cache, everything worked fine. The script used is as follows: 

    globalThis.messagePort = await runtime.createWorker("./scripts/project/request_worker.js");

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  • Some additional information:

    I am using the following in the program: 

    await runtime.createWorker("./request_worker.js");

    Exporting the Construct Arcade platform. doesn’t work.

    After unzipping the file and testing locally, I found during debugging that "request_worker.js" is missing.

    By copying "request_worker.js" to the root directory, it runs perfectly.

    When debugging the Construct Arcade webpage, I found that the directory is "/72797/0/scripts/project/request_worker.js".

    I changed the link to "https://construct-arcade.com/72797/0/scripts/project/request_worker.js"(The link test can be accessed normally). 

    await runtime.createWorker("https://construct-arcade.com/72797/0/scripts/project/request_worker.js");

    Export and upload, still doesn’t work.

  • When publishing to the Construct Arcade platform, the runtime.createWorker() function cannot be used. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue? Please help me with a solution.

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