Scandalon's Forum Posts

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    Tested a plug and play Gamer Gamepad, (ps2 style):

    Chrome 19 : Nothing

    Firefox 13 : Nothing :

    Did you try firefox nightly .zip that was linked to in the OP? That is known to have gamepad support enabled.

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    GameStop branded (got it used ;), Model #BB-070, seems to replicate a 360 controller exactly. (As it was intended.

    Gamepad - ID: e6f-201-TSZ360 Pad (Controller)

    Button 0: A

    Button 1: B

    Button 2: X

    Button 3: Y

    Button 4: Left shoulder button

    Button 5: Right shoulder button

    Button 6: Back

    Button 7: Start

    Button 8: Left analog button

    Button 9: Right analog button

    Axis 0: Left analog stick X axis

    Axis 1: Left analog stick Y axis

    Axis 2: Shoulder triggers (left up to 100, right down to -100)

    Axis 3: Right analog stick X axis

    Axis 4: Right analog stick Y axis

    Axis 5: D-pad left and right

    Axis 6: D-pad up and down

  • To quote an obviously handsome and intelligent man on another post:

    "I just played it, and am posting this, on a (borrowed) iPad. The browser really is the OS now, most of us just haven�t quite caught up yet."

  • Okay, technically all canvas2d is now GPU accelerated. It would be interesting if someone did some before/after benchmarks?

    http://blog.chromium.org/2012/03/moar-better-graphics.html

  • Cross-posted in the HBGames thread, are multiple entries allowed?

    (And my personal preference would be no plugins allowed, but since the free version can use them, it makes sense...)

  • Wow, that's basically garageband in your browser. (Well, an early version at least.) The browser really is the OS now. Thanks!

  • So, I'm using my online moniker that I've used since I was like 12 when it seemed "cool", (I'm 33 now, with a new baby!), I've dabbled in modding and playing with various game engines off and on for years, but never really finished anything. (My real-world career has been tech support, system administration and similar) Hopefully Construct2's more constrained scope will help keep me focused enough on what I can actually accomplish, not what is theoretically possible. :)

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