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• • nacra
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  • 26 May, 2019
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  For another example, here’s 1-x^5 and as x increases it drops faster, like other people have suggested.

  
• • nacra
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  • 25 May, 2019
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  Emp, here’s a page on instance variables: https://www.construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/project-primitives/objects/instance-variables

  Edit: updated url

• • nacra
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  • 25 May, 2019
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  You should definitely be able to do that. Check out the audio plugin docs: https://www.construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/audio and the Audio Analyzer project, found on the Start page under Advanced Examples.

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  • 11 May, 2019
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  Swift, you may be able to fix your project files yourself. First I open Chrome dev tools before opening a project, to see the actual errors. Then, you may be able to narrow it down to a problem in your .c3p project file or other files. I’ve edited these before to recover from beta build bugs and other problems.

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  • 17 Apr, 2019
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  I have the same question as Magistross, where I think of return values as optional, maybe useful values, but that the important bit is the work done in the function.

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• • nacra
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  • 11 Apr, 2019
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  To troubleshoot, I open Chrome Dev Tools (F12 on Windows) before trying to open a project. You might spot the problem there. You might also try an older, non-beta version of C3. Failing that, the Scirra crew might be able to help.

• • nacra
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  • 3 Apr, 2019
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  The Array docs are pretty good: construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/array

  Arrays have a "AsJSON" and "Load" actions or expressions that let you get the array contents as a single string (AsJSON) and then reconstitute it (Load).

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  • 3 Apr, 2019
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  Then you might store the array or other values in local storage: construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/local-storage

• • nacra
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  • 25 Mar, 2019
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  If you're using Windows, there are a couple of Windows app installs here, at the top of the posts: https://www.construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7

  But for using Firefox, I tested and found that Construct 3 caches itself for offline use, the same as Chrome. After loading it, I pinned editor.construct.net when open in Firefox, shut it down and was able to re-open it, all while being offline. So, it seems to work fine in Firefox (I tested with the Developer Edition v67.0b4).

• • nacra
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  • 21 Mar, 2019
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  True, with accordion and other hierarchical controls, the right/down arrows are a state indicator and a clickable item. If the arrow icon was only a button there might be a problem, but as a part of an expandable grouping and display control it's such a common convention that most of us don't even think about it. jQueryUI, Bootstrap and other frameworks use arrows in this way.

  Sure, +/- icons on accordions actually follow the "button should indicate action" rule, but I prefer the look of arrows as they seem more clearly descriptive to me.

• • nacra
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  • 10 Mar, 2019
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  Why not use the built-in Tween plugin? I should have suggested that earlier. :-)

• • nacra
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  • 10 Mar, 2019
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  To confirm, you can create a new project and add that add-on. Switch the project to the C2 runtime, and see if you see the behaviors you expect.

  Construct 3 supports two runtimes, and will let you install add-ons that support either or both the C2 and C3 runtimes.

• • nacra
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  • 10 Mar, 2019
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  You're using the newer C3 runtime in your project, and that add-on only supports the older C2 runtime.

• • nacra
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  • 7 Mar, 2019
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  I can't help with that plugin, but can suggest that you share your project. Then someone might take a look and suggest a fix.