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• • newt
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  • 5 Jun, 2019
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  You call the initialisation at the start of the layout, and then use it trigger to call the Gamee start.

  Do you do that for each layout?

• • newt
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  • 5 Jun, 2019
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  Um, what's the prefered method when dealing with multiple layouts?

• • newt
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  • 5 Jun, 2019

  Well the test needs to be on something that is normally cpu intensive in events, for each for example. Or something that is less performant in events, like say moving a object out of a solid.

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  • 5 Jun, 2019
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  bkdove you should start a new thread if you are trying to figure that out.

  By far the simplest solution would be to use the save state, and just overwrite a layout with json.

  construct.net/en/tutorials/how-to-make-savegames-11

• • newt
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  • 3 Jun, 2019
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  Ok, that's perfect.

  Thanks.

• • newt
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  • 3 Jun, 2019
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  I was thinking of doing a scoreboard using the "request social" and GAMEE.gameeSocialData

  I need to know the return format. Is there a way to test these functions?

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• • newt
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  • 1 Jun, 2019
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  Seems like you could check that out yourself pretty dang easy.

• • newt
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  • 31 May, 2019
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  Might try Admob

  support.google.com/admob/answer/6185487

  Inmobi also does "playables" in an interstitial format.

• • newt
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  • 30 May, 2019
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  Ok, cool.

  Been wondering if scripts will be "compiled" like the runtime as well.

• • newt
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  • 30 May, 2019
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  Just to add:

  Can they be added on the fly?

• • newt
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  • 30 May, 2019
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  C3 uses webgl. Svg, and Html5 Canvas are completely different.

  What you want is Threejs, or similar.

  So basically you're asking for something like 3d, or scripting...
• • newt
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  • 28 May, 2019
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  Actually different renders would be interesting for different layers.

  Pixel art for the gui, interpolated for the gameplay, vice versa, etc.

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  • 26 May, 2019
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  -Yes-.

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  • 25 May, 2019
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  System compare Sprite.count

• • newt
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  • 25 May, 2019
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  All these other requests should be handled by events or plugs. Containers do one thing, they make these other things easier, while not locking you into unwanted behavior.

  Yes we need more ways to deal with gui, no we don't need to complicate the basics.

  Edit:

  Also might want to take a look at the Anchor behavior.