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• • newt
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  • 26 Apr, 2020
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  Pretty sure he's asking for Mode7.

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• • newt
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  • 26 Apr, 2020
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  Well I think any solution that works exclusively with lan will wind up being close to the 60 megs as you would most likely need a local server.

  I think what you might be looking for may not rely on Construct completely anyway.

  Although this implementation might make it easier:

  construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/plugin-airconsole-local-108259

  Not sure if there's a C3 version yet.

  Edit:

  github.com/AirConsole/airconsole-construct3/wiki

• • newt
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  • 26 Apr, 2020
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  Tell us the features you need, we will tell you if it's doable.

  Webrtc outside of the sdk is a virtual black box, or as we like to call it Multiplayer.

  You can connect to peers via a connecting server. The initial player acts as a host.

  Connection to other non Construct apps via Multiplayer is not a regular thing.

  There are other methods Like Websockets, or third parties, Photon, Firebase, etc.

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  • 25 Apr, 2020
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  How else would you expect the Solid behavior to work with Los?

  Edit:

  Looked at the C2 Los demo.

  Pretty sure this was a known filtering issue.

  C2 is whats broke.

  Always was will be now.

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  • 22 Apr, 2020
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  I'm afraid we still don't know what you're talking about.

  construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/c3-non-canvas-layers-127552

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  • 21 Apr, 2020
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  The vid was done most likely using sprite deformations.

  We don't have that ability.

  It's possible with Webgl, but we just don't have an implementation of it yet.

  Alternatives are quad deformation, Drawing Canvas, or perhaps combinations of those.

• • newt
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  • 21 Apr, 2020
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  Um, might want to check the buttons there guys.

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  • 19 Apr, 2020
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  That would be an Ashley or TheRealDannyyy question.

• • newt
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  • 18 Apr, 2020
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  Yep its been down since at least yesterday.

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  • 18 Apr, 2020
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  No idea.

  I would guess that you need to give the Nwjs app admin permission.

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  • 18 Apr, 2020
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  You'll need the app.

  construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/construct-nw-js-desktop-app-131317

  Specifically the Remote Preview for Nwjs

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  • 18 Apr, 2020
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  Yes it's possible.

  pigmalien.github.io/cubic

  It's just not setup with the "ease of use" as the rest of the engine.

  I think the reason for that is that there are far too many ways to implement it to make it where it would have the features everyone would want.

  That being said, the expressions you would use are qarp() and cubic().

  Along with lerp(), and cosp() those are the included expressions for interpolation.

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  • 18 Apr, 2020
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  This was the case for overlapping at offset.

  construct-static.com/images/v780/uploads/articleuploadobject/0/images/39604/capture.jpg

  In a platformer setting overlap at offset would cover detecting the polygon without needing a ray.

  I have no idea why raycasting is even being applied to tarek2s Agar io clone.

  You can't make a circle polygon anyway, thus the sorting method using pick closest.

  I don't think "los to polygon" is feasible as it would also be cpu intensive.

  ...unless los is somehow less intensive than raycasting.

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  • 17 Apr, 2020
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  The pick closest suggestion is for less than specific question.

  The overlapping at offset suggestion is for a specific use case.

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  • 17 Apr, 2020
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  You said Doops which I assume meant dop2000 and his use case for blocking objects either along the x, or y axis which is what overlapping at offset was made for.