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• • zookoo
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  • • Joined 4 Jan, 2012
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  Yes, no jumping in Chrome.

  To recap my first question then, will 256 color images also make a difference?

• • zookoo
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  Oh wow, I did not know about webGL. I will try chrome immediately. Thanks.

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• • zookoo
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  • • Joined 4 Jan, 2012
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  If I have png files that are 256 color. Will it have improved performance in my game?

  I am going through the Beginner Tutorial. Excellent so far, but I noticed that sometimes it's a bit jumpy and the scrolling is not butter smooth. I understand that this is a limitation of HTML5 canvas, so it's not Construct 2.

  I was wondering, if lower image resolutions can make a difference in the long run, or do the images have a standard conversion they gor through. I use IE9 and I have 16GB memory, so I have plenty to work with as far as the browser is concerned.

• • zookoo
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  • • Joined 4 Jan, 2012
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  Hi, everyone.

  I have a couple of questions. Using Construct 2, can you develop a game and extend the game with your own code, or are you limited to the game IDE sandbox as to what type of games you could create?

  Is it possible to make a large scale game for example, that has a login system and is persistent using a database like mysql. The idea being as said a persistent game world, that runs 24/7. Is Construct 2 ideal to create the game client in. What kind of database access is possible?