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• • sqiddster
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  • 10 Jan, 2014
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  Confirmed in Chrome and Firefox.

• • sqiddster
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  • 9 Jan, 2014
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  The minification is obfuscation, right? The code is completely unuseable.

  If you're worried about people stealing your assets, there's nothing you can do. By definition HTML5 is open.

• • sqiddster
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  • 7 Jan, 2014
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  GeometriX really? almost 100% of loading screens I know aren't static. It shows the user that the game hasn't crashed and indicates progress.

• • sqiddster
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  GeometriX currently, the game freezes while loading, so I don't see how this would allow an animated image.

• • sqiddster
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  Totally agree with KFC about the animation. This is one of those things that doesn't seem too important but it really is.

• • sqiddster
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  oh, ok, sorry, missed that part ;)

  That's rather concerning. If you're an isolated case you don't have to worry too much, but if windows 8.1 actually breaks gamepad in NW lots of us are in big trouble...

  Anyone with 8.1 and a 360 controller who can test?

• • sqiddster
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  Just tested it on win7, node-webkit preview, works fine.

• • sqiddster
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  • 6 Jan, 2014
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  that's really weird, I've never had that problem. Does it work in exported node-webkit?

• • sqiddster
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  • 2 Jan, 2014
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  I absolutely love the concept... 'choose your weakness' is just an awesome idea.

• • sqiddster
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  • 24 Dec, 2013
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  Thanks —

  I tried the web link as file path, but it didn't seem to do anything.

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• • sqiddster
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  • 24 Dec, 2013
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  I modified your capx and I'm pretty sure it's a C2 bug, as the layout is weird even when the scale/canvas size are returned to normal.

  I filed a bug report. Here it is, if you're interested.

• • sqiddster
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  • 24 Dec, 2013
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  Link to .capx file (required!):

  dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41931267/ResIssue.capx

  Steps to reproduce:

  1. Press 'A' to change the resolution to a lower resolution, and scale appropriately

  Observed result:

  The window is weirdly offset

  Expected result:

  Should look like normal. If you turn 'fullscreen in browser' to 'off', you can see the correct behavior.

  Browsers affected:

  Chrome: yes

  Firefox: yes

  Internet Explorer: yes

  Operating system & service pack:

  Win7 64bit

  Construct 2 version:

  r155

• • sqiddster
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  • 24 Dec, 2013
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  retrodude

  yeah, I was just going to reply. I've found a solution, but it only works with 'fullscreen in browser' to 'off'.

  Basically, after setting the canvas size to the desired resolution you set the layout scale to 'newresolution/gameNativeResolution'.

  I have no idea why it only works with 'fullscreen in browser' set to 'off'. Ashley perhaps you could shed some light on the subject?

• • sqiddster
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  Hey, I just have a couple of questions regarding a Node-Webkit game -

  1. Is it possible to have the game call up a webpage on the user's default browser?

  2. Is it possible to retrieve the current PC's screen resolution?

  Thanks!

• • sqiddster
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  • 23 Dec, 2013
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  retrodude yeah, that's part of the solution. The other part is making the game window the same size, regardless of the set resolution. The game's been designed at a 1366x768 resolution, so if I set the canvas size to, say, 1280x720, the game's going to have to adjust.

  I thought using 'set layout scale' would work but it's not really working for me.

  I guess I'll have to build in multi-resolution support for all the menus, HUD, etc.