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• • szymek
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  • 24 Sep, 2013
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  btw Windows 8 is not Windows RT

  Windows RT is almost dead

• • szymek
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  • 23 Sep, 2013
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  Eliyahna

  maybe it just bounces? :)

• • szymek
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  • 23 Sep, 2013
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  sometimes it's enough just to read error messages. Your app name is "sami.mehmett.fruitterminator" but anyway somewhere you put/left/not changed/whatever name "com.example" so you have to change it, and compile project once again

• • szymek
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  • 21 Sep, 2013
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  it's only about webapps,

  am I right?

• • szymek
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  • 21 Sep, 2013
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  —

  your welcome. Other good practice is to put ads settings in 'Ads' eventsheet, and then just include it where needed

• • szymek
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  • 20 Sep, 2013
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  the biggest problem is that on Java app 320x50 banner would look good on any resolution, and on CocoonJS it will be big on i.e. 800x480 and terrible small on 1280x720 (and so on)

  anyway: banner on top = -50% clicks, banner on bottom = +50% clicks; more touches in app = more clicks...

  but as I stated in many posts: Java dev can make real money on entry ad + interstitial ad + banner ad + exit ad; and C2 dev can make pennies on AdMob banners. Quite unfair :)

  summing up:

  everyone interested should mail i.e. supportlhl@leadbolt.com and push them to support Construct 2

• • szymek
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  • 20 Sep, 2013
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  UPDATED ON 2013-12-22

  Please see here:

  scirra.com/tutorials/781/how-to-setup-admob-ads-on-construct-2-mopub-cocoonjs

• • szymek
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  • 14 Sep, 2013
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  software can't destroy your CPU or GPU :) and besides of that motherboards have CPU temperature control, so if temperature is too high for CPU, then it will i.e. shutdown

• • szymek
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  • 14 Sep, 2013
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  "onboard gpu and intel gma 3100"

  in case of nomadic over-point fluctuation (connected with floating point fixation) your GPU can be destroyed :)))

• • szymek
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  • 13 Sep, 2013
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  according to avast!

  url notiongames.com/?page_id=1394

  has some trojan ( JS:HideMe-I [Trj] ) and avast! is blocking this page

• • szymek
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  • 9 Sep, 2013
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  You should mention which compiler you use in case of iOS

• • szymek
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  • 6 Sep, 2013
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  in CocoonJS

  if Accelerated then black screen

  When it will be fixed?

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• • szymek
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  • 4 Sep, 2013
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  Q1: does LeadBolt AppWall, via HTML, looks good on 1280x720 and higher?

  Q2: I've heard that in some cases LeadBolt pays CPI (Cost Per Install) not CPC (Cost Per Click) so you can have 50 clicks and 0$ (in similar situation on AdMob - every click is paid)

• • szymek
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  • 3 Sep, 2013
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  now just Android mobiles and tablets are enough fast to handle C2,

  also CocoonJS do the good job [but there is still problem with having similar monetization options, comparing to Java devs]

• • szymek
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  • 3 Sep, 2013
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  I saw other issue. If you put 320x50 banner then on 1280x800 resolution it looks ok, but on screens with i.e. 800x480 it looks much bigger than it theoretically should.