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  • 2 Oct, 2013
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  jayderyu : in theory, each note has a pure frequency, you can get those in lists like the one provided by — In practice, no instrument or human voice is pure, so you'll get frequencies leaking in near bands. Furthermore, each note produced by an instrument has some harmonics, with are multiples of the base frequency, in different bands. To determine which bands are the base of the note, you need also to check the power (intensity) of the frequency.

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  • 1 Oct, 2013
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  jayderyu : the answer to what you are looking for is in the Fast Fourier Transform operation. Using that mathematical algorithm, you can divide an audio sample in frequency bands. Each of those band can then be checked to see if there's something in it (usually a given note, C, D#, and so on...).

  You can't do that in pure javascript, it's too slow. But there are nodes in the WebAudio API that let you use it. I don't know if Ashley already exposed those nodes to the C2's interface.

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  • 18 Sep, 2013
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  siscratch : you need to use a base64 encoder (there are many available only), and provide it your audio file. You'll get in return a unique base64 string for that file.

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  • 12 Sep, 2013
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  NECROKRIEG : it's not possible, the IDe isn't using any HTML rendering ability.

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  • 27 Aug, 2013
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  Pancholo : the added javascript inside the HTML would only live in the added HTML. If you want to go to another layout, you need to do it another way.

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  • 27 Jun, 2013
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  rexrainbow nemo : you can use a .requestFullScreen(), like there : stackoverflow.com/a/6039930

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  • 24 Jun, 2013
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  immigrantsheep : I don't think so. You need a way to show concurrently your browser and a file explorer, and I don't know any mobile OS doing that.

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  • 18 Jun, 2013
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  Emac : I need to add the option to export it to texture.

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  • 11 Jun, 2013
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  Ashley : ah, then yes, the job is the same. PNGQuant is using a variation on the Median Cut algorithm to do the color reduction while PNGNQi is using a variation over a neural network. In the end, the result should be close <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />.

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  • 10 Jun, 2013
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  Ashley : you can add some PNG quantization to approach that via PNGQuant in the tools proposed by Construct : http://pngquant.org/

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  • 6 Jun, 2013
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  By looking quickly a his code, it's not currently possible with Construct2. He has some code inside the vertex shader, and we can't change the basic vertex shader in C2 for the moment, only the fragment one.

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  • 3 Jun, 2013
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  clrammer : the games are still on today, no downtime ! iPad are very sturdy in fact.

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  Something that's a great recommandation for the designers in my team : Challenges for Game Designers.

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  • 30 May, 2013
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  Intel is using a 3D cam from SoftKinetics for that (something like the Kinect). If the system doesn't provide access to that cam from the browser, no Javascript app can access it. So the problem isn't on C2's side.

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  • 24 May, 2013
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  dasa : scirra.com/forum/plugin-microphone-record-compress_topic54970_page1.html