superkew's Forum Posts

• • superkew
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  • 10 Oct, 2012
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  I guess it would be:

  <Area of collision polygon> * density = mass

  Check the collision polygons, if they are simple, then you are in luck.

• • superkew
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  • 10 Oct, 2012
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  Clay.IO is a plugin that people are using to do all sorts of neat stuff. As far as I know they will soon support AJAX for CocoonJS.

  But I haven't tried yet.

• • superkew
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  • 7 Oct, 2012
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  on iOS the size also works fine. I tested with various sizes.

• • superkew
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  • 7 Oct, 2012
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  Hi,

  You can use any TTF. See the post on Ludei's website in the blog section:

  blog.ludei.com

  True type fonts: CocoonJS now can render text using a true type font file that you can provide inside a folder called ?fonts? among your assets.

  So when C2 has created a ZIP, then you add a folder inside that ZIP called "fonts" and copy the ttf into that folder. Doesn't work on Android yet.

• • superkew
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  • 5 Oct, 2012
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  Do you mean the CocoonJS ads plugin?

• • superkew
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  • 5 Oct, 2012
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  I'll send info on my game when I can give the full write up :)

  Just waiting to sort out some of the content on our website.

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• • superkew
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  • 4 Oct, 2012
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  For the moment it works fine in iOS, but doesn't work in android.

  You need to add the font into a sub directory in your zip named "fonts".

• • superkew
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  • 4 Oct, 2012
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  My game just got approved on the app store.

  I found two issues that I need to resolve so I will be releasing an update before this weekend.

• • superkew
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  • 3 Oct, 2012
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  I did a test. Looks like the game lags while loading assets. I play an intro sequence that overlays the loading screen, and these frames need to wait specific times before changing.

  I made a "hack" on the load screen and modified the time scale to counter the slowness.

• • superkew
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  • 3 Oct, 2012
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  Price point is perfect :) Worth every cent!

• • superkew
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  • 1 Oct, 2012
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  I think so... Probably similar to Google play ($25) The other guys on the project did all the registration and financials, I just made the game work and submitted.

• • superkew
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  • 1 Oct, 2012
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  I have my game submitted and waiting for review on the app store, and on the samsung store in device testing.

  Apple takes an average of 8 days to review, and mine has been there for almost 7 days now.

  I used cocoonJS, and a macbook pro to compile and upload.

  Google play is giving us issues as we are based in South Africa, and they don't support paid apps here.

• • superkew
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  • 27 Sep, 2012
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  Is the forum downtime from yesterday going to break my visiting streak?

  I'm trying for the fanatic badge. <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

• • superkew
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  • 24 Sep, 2012
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  Hey guys, thanks for the replies.

  The time scale is normal. I think it might be a CocoonJS problem. I'll build a sample capx copying the problem and see if it behaves the same as my main project.

• • superkew
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  • 23 Sep, 2012
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  I looked around the forums for the answer to this because I remember a while ago reading that Wait might not be reliable.

  But now I can't find any posts about it.

  What would cause my wait command to take longer than the seconds defined?

  I found that it does this when I build a cocoon APK. Yet the launcher is fine. Could it be a CocoonJS problem?