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• • viperx77
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  • • Joined 30 Apr, 2013
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  • 1 May, 2013
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  BINGO! (And I don't mean BING+O)

  Launching through visual studio was the problem. I'm back to the same performance as IE 10 on the desktop.

  Thanks so much.

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• • viperx77
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  • • Joined 30 Apr, 2013
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  • 30 Apr, 2013
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  All over the world... just not in my town. :-)

• • viperx77
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  • • Joined 30 Apr, 2013
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  • 30 Apr, 2013
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  That's not what I wanted to hear. :-(

  I was planning to present at a conference of Microsoft developers on building games for Windows 8 with Construct 2.

  I guess I have to really trim back my game.

  Does anyone know what specific features I would need to stay away from? I removed all the physics behaviors in an attempt to speed up but that did not yield much. I guess all I have left is to reduce the number of sprites.

  Thanks.

• • viperx77
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  • • Joined 30 Apr, 2013
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  • 30 Apr, 2013
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  I'm in the process of testing a game I have created for the windows 8 app store. I've added a FPS and render method text to the app and see that desktop IE 10 is rendering canvas2d as expected. Also, the FPS is 58-60fps. When I export to windows 8 and run as an application I am only seeing 35FPS while everything is in motion.

  Why such a big difference between IE10 desktop and IE10 in a Windows 8 App.

  Please help.

  Thanks.

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