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• • WackyToaster
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  • 24 Jun, 2019
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  I just took a brief look but I'm not sure either. One thing I can imagine is that players will gain internet meme money somehow: playing, reaching goals, etc. So the conventional mining is replaced with a game. But I'm just guessing.

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  • 22 Jun, 2019
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  Our 2 person team still going strong with our mobile clicker game.

  

  

  — Waifus? Count me in! Nice art btw.

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  • 21 Jun, 2019
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  Ah, alright. Check this out:

  wackytoaster.at/parachute/wordColor+.c3p

  I just used qwerty instead of aeiou since vowels are so common and it just marked every word. :)

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  • 21 Jun, 2019
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  Check out local storage

  construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/local-storage

  As I´d do it:

  1. Save all your options into a dictionary when setting them (e.g. volume: 80, fullscreen: true)

  2. Then whenever (e.g. user clicks save options button or something like that) save it to local storage as json (dictionary.asJSON)

  3. Then on game start you load it from local storage and into the dictionary

  4. Last check all keys in the dictionary and reapply the settings (set volume to 80, if fullscreen is true -> browser request fullscreen)

  That said, I´m not 100% sure that fullscreen can be saved and loaded like this, afaik the request fullscreen action has to be inside a user input (on touch/click)

• • WackyToaster
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  • 21 Jun, 2019
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  The laser might not fire straight because you use physics and physics has gravity. You´ll need to use the set world gravity action (set to 0) if you want the laser to not be affected by it.

  But it´s a bit unclear what you are trying to do exactly.

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  • 21 Jun, 2019
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  Like this :)

  wackytoaster.at/parachute/kirbyJumps.c3p

• • WackyToaster
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  • 21 Jun, 2019
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  I´m not 100% sure what you mean. If you elaborate on what you are trying to do I´ll take a look.

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  • 19 Jun, 2019
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  They don´t really read through, they are busy making construct. They might catch some stuff by chance but I doubt they´ll pick out random mentions of bugs in random threads. As for the sound bug, you might not need to add a project file since the bug isn´t tied to any events and could be reproduced with just a fresh project.

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  • 19 Jun, 2019
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  It's just a tiny tiny bit unfortunate when you drag and drop an audio file into the project and it transforms the Construct 3 editor into an html5 player. Well I guess how big the misfortune is dependent on how long ago you saved.

  I still take the risk even though I know it happens. Perhaps experimenting with whether the project sound folder has focus or not will minimize the risk, let's find out. But as it stands, be careful.

  If you find stuff like this you should totally report it in the github

  github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs/issues

• • WackyToaster
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  • 19 Jun, 2019
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  Assuming you use the platform behavior: It has the option for a double jump, but not a specific amount of jumps. You can however:

  Use a variable to track how many jumps the player has left (e.g. 7) and if the player is in the air and presses the jump button you subtract 1 and use setVectorY (with a negative value). If the jumps left are 0 you don´t. You cannot use simulate control because this checks internally if jumping is possible.

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  • 14 Jun, 2019
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  With speaking you mean someone talking via microphone?

  Because then you can use the audio analyser to see if there is sound. You will also probably have to add some threshhold because there will be background noise that you don´t want to detect. Check out the analyser example.

  So if the analyser has a value above X (X beeing the threshhold) then someone is speaking... or rather then there is some sound coming. It doesn´t really detect speech.

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• • WackyToaster
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  • 13 Jun, 2019
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  I don´t think there is an option for this. Is there a reason why you need it specifically to be an array? Why not just keep the json?

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  • 13 Jun, 2019
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  I mean you could have bumped the other thread, but I think the posted solution isn´t what you were looking for. Try this:

  

  

  C3P

  wackytoaster.at/parachute/worldcolor.c3p

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  • 13 Jun, 2019
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  I do this. It checks if the layer the button is on is visible.

  
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  • 13 Jun, 2019
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  Check out local storage.

  construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/local-storage