QuantuumMechanis's Forum Posts

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  • Problem Description

    Javascript error!

    SyntaxError: let is a reserved identifier, line 1946 (col 2)

    This may be a bug in Construct 2 or a third party plugin or behavior - please report it to the developer following the bug report guidelines. Subsequent errors will be logged to the console.

    Construct 2 Version ID

    2.213

    Any idea how to get rid of it?

  • So I am currently in search of music (more like sound effects) for my projects and I bumped on site called freesound (cant post link yet since my post count is low atm). Sounds in there are mostly under various CC licenses and I am wondering if I can use them in my projects if I wanna monetise them in the future?

    I understand from the license mumbo jubo speech that I cant sell the sounds and effects 'per se' but if I use them in my work that I am going to sell all I have to do is post an aknowledgement for the people I used music from?

    Correct me if I am wrong.

  • Ok, I will try to group our game projects in some specific rows like 'puzzle games' or 'pick a one' or sth and will name topics with these names.

    Thx everyone for help.

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  • Great, thanks, also a following question of a forum newcomer: if I'd have more questions regarding our games, can I post them in this topic or should I make new one for each new question?

    Also: how can I make the puppies become visible after the sound stops? I wish there would be just the background at start -> instruction / sound starts -> puppies shows on background -> kid clicks them etc. Is there a post describing all the scripts?

  • Hello,

    I'm a part of a student - PHD startup from Poland. We are making a site for children with various development problems and are going to put there games which will help them in their theraphies. Since our tech-programming base is fairly poor we decided that Construct could be the best option for our little games. The main problem is most of tutorials here are about shooter / platformer type games and we are kind of lost how to script our games so they will perform good.

    Let's say we have a game that looks like this:

    1. There is a visible background.

    2. The sound starts and says "Here is Mike. He has three toys - puppies: red, green and blue. Press the blue puppy."

    3. The puppies are shown on the background.

    4. Kid has to press the blue puppy and gets a "0" if he doesn't and "1" if he does.

    5. If he gets "0" he gets a "negative sound" and if he gets 1 he gets a "positive sound".

    As you see, these games are fairly simple, revolving around basic hearing-listening-memorising things. Could you help me (well, us) and enlighten us how to do such game with Construct? Or link us some tutorials that we might have missed and that would be helpful in our situation?

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