teacherpeter's Forum Posts

  • Good God. If you want to write the exporter for them, let them know. I'm sure they'd be happy for your help. That said, right now they're using a slew of exporters for mobile exports, and many of those are quite promising:

    cocoonJS, ejecta, crosswalk all are being actively updated and hopefully have bright futures ahead of them.

    In the meantime, if you want a native app, I highly suggest looking into learning objective C for iOS and probably Java for Android. Since C2 is programmed in JavaScript and uses web technology that's dependent on Canvas and WebGL, so the chance of getting those exported to native apps are... well, there is no chance. It just cannot happen. The best thing we can do is wait for technology to catch up to the trends, and they will. In the meantime, make a game that's worthy of selling. By the time you're finished, who knows what there'll be?

  • Sorry, I replaced my computer and foolishly lost a lot of my early projects, including this one. I will definitely get around to doing this again and when I do I'll post it, but it might be a while.

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  • I can't believe this isn't a thing. I'm sure I've missed it but I can't figure out where this plugin is. I need an object that you drop into your game like a sprite, but it's a sound effect that plays on loop and gets louder as you approach it, quieter as you move away. Maybe it could be a behavior attached to an invisible or visible object, or maybe it could be an all new type of object on its own.

    Is there such a thing as this?

  • I hope Scirra sees this!!! Please make a native C2 plugin if this turns out legit!

  • Seems to be delayed by about 24 hours.

  • I totally didn't this morning... but oh well.

  • I downloaded C2 logged in on this account at least 4 times on the big day and I have not yet received any badge. Why? Have I been entered into the competition? Is it because I already own a copy of C2?

  • Much bug fix. Such responsible.

  • Is it possible to integrate adsense into apps?

  • Some people might be inclined to assume you have a pirated version, too, so there is a very real reason why you should want the C2 Owner Badge.

  • teacherpeter "a new computer with better OS"?

    Arima teacherpeter probably talks about Ubuntu.

    Ubuntu is absolutely better than XP. So is Windows 7... Windows 8? Not so much.

  • However You cut the numbers it's a lot of people still using XP for sure...Me being one of them.

    Windows XP is 13 years old. It is no longer supported by Microsoft, so it's illogical that others should do so, despite how you feel about it. Windows 7 and 8 are fine. Windows XP, as nice and stable as it may have been for you, is done. Take the plunge and get a new computer with a better OS. There are so many basic things that Windows XP cannot even do that it boggles the mind why people still even use it. Especially people who fancy themselves game developers or web designers.

    Just my opinion, though. Cue someone to come in here and defend Windows XP until the cows come home, I guess.

  • I don't know. I see that some veterans have made some strong arguments that C2 is lacking in its ability to export, and while that's true, I don't think C2 ever promised this. I was promised a capable, fast, and easy HTML5 game engine that would make rapid prototyping possible, or ease the process of creating HTML5 games or simple multi-platform games. The fact that the games can export (albeit non-natively) to so many platforms is impressive, but it's a bonus feature for me.

    There are other options for those who want to have their cake and eat it too. I'm sticking with C2 for the foreseeable future because it's in line with my goals and needs. I have every confidence that exports will get better and features will frequently be added because that has been my experience since I picked C2 up just a few months ago.

  • Yes, I think so!

    Ashley DID say "any" after all. It'd be easier to ask "What can I NOT do", because every post I've ever seen has ended with "Yes, you can", especially when it comes to JavaScript stuff.

  • Hello,

    Here's what I want:

    I've got a very basic level of familiarity with JavaScript, but I'm tired of tutorials and need to take a break from it. I'd like someone to teach me all about JS plugins. I've had a look at them myself and even watched some video tutorials, but I really need someone who knows their stuff who'd be willing to answer my questions and walk me through making a few plugins and dissecting a few others.

    This is intended as a short-term thing. Maybe once a week (weekends?) on Skype for a month or two. Easy money you can earn from home. Rate is negotiable.

    Message me if you're interested or know someone who might be!

    Thank you.