Whiteclaws's Forum Posts

  • Are you using physics on your blocks ? Physics are the most demanding thing for mobile devices ...

  • BluePhaze

    oh , yes , need to find it tho :P ... Gah , too much capx's :D !

    Anyways , what is your problem ?

    I'll see if I can find it in the near future ( I hope I do )

  • I bet that's not gonna happen in the near future , but show me your talents , sir ! ;)

  • I guess ... it's going to appear in the near future ...

  • Depends on your coding knowledge level .

    A veteran can make such a system in less than 5 mins ...

  • 1- yes , 400$ ...

    2- Yep , you need a wrapper so you'll need a cocoonJS license for $$

    3- C2 was designed to no support scripting , I don't think it's coming any soon , if you need scripting , use a language

    4- No , you didn't , search more , there's hundreds of tutorials out there and some of them are gems

    Here's one

    Here's Another

  • — , Challenge accepted ...

  • Hey yaan ! Coll plugin you got there but what about multiple polygons ? How can I tackle this one ?

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  • Wow ?! , IT'S OVER 9000

  • Just lost 1k :D , lucky me !

  • I'm sorry ... Eh ... AuntieL Val ...

  • With video it seems to get a lot more complicated. Again there needs to be two formats encoded to support all browsers: Theora or WebM and H.264. However I've found it hard to find good tools that are definitely legal to use in commercial software, and can decode a decent variety of video formats. For example ffmpeg looks like the best candidate for an encoder, but they admit on their own website if you use it in a commercial product some companies may come after you for licensing fees. And in audio, 16-bit PCM .wavs are basically guaranteed to be decodable by anything. What's the same format for video though? Will .avi actually work with all encoders? I must admit I don't know much about video processing - does anyone even still use .avi? It's a lot less convenient to use uncompressed video than it is to use uncompressed audio, since uncompressed video files are truly gigantic. So I'm not even sure if dual encoding will be useful, if it can only definitely encode a ridiculously impractical format like .avi to both necessary formats. If anyone out there is a video expert, I would appreciate some tips on how to solve this.

    You can always encode the video files yourself if you know what you're doing, and then I believe there's a third party plugin that can play videos too.

    bon4ire

  • The main reason is the encoding issue, like with audio. We have to dual encode all audio formats because petty arguments by browser makers mean they can't agree on one format that works everywhere. However at least audio is relatively simple to convert. There are good free tools that we've taken advantage of, and encoding is relatively simple (generally you just set a bitrate and go).

    With video it seems to get a lot more complicated. Again there needs to be two formats encoded to support all browsers: Theora or WebM and H.264. However I've found it hard to find good tools that are definitely legal to use in commercial software, and can decode a decent variety of video formats. For example ffmpeg looks like the best candidate for an encoder, but they admit on their own website if you use it in a commercial product some companies may come after you for licensing fees. And in audio, 16-bit PCM .wavs are basically guaranteed to be decodable by anything. What's the same format for video though? Will .avi actually work with all encoders? I must admit I don't know much about video processing - does anyone even still use .avi? It's a lot less convenient to use uncompressed video than it is to use uncompressed audio, since uncompressed video files are truly gigantic. So I'm not even sure if dual encoding will be useful, if it can only definitely encode a ridiculously impractical format like .avi to both necessary formats. If anyone out there is a video expert, I would appreciate some tips on how to solve this.

    You can always encode the video files yourself if you know what you're doing, and then I believe there's a third party plugin that can play videos too.

    bon4ire

  • Did you check the how do I section ? Check it and call me if you don't find anything ...

  • The animation doesn't really feel fluid , seems like the character is jumping from 1 frame to another : The punch animation ends , jumps to idle ; when up is pressed , left pressed , jumps to running animation (Maybe it's me , I can't really compare it to limbo :) ) the wall jump is a bit hard to achieve , the difficulty curve is too harsh , died on the second bunny , the punch doesn't feel smooth ( when you punch repeatedly , you can see a delay between each punch , I guess it's the animation ) and more acceleration (inertia) wouldn't hurt , I guess all of this would change in the full game ...