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- adamwritescode
- - Joined 29 Jul, 2014
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- 14 Nov, 2014
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Solved the problem, thanks! Thankfully I don't need offline support lol

Summary:

Delete offline.appcache and remove 'manifest="offline.appcache"' from the game's index.html
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- adamwritescode
- - Joined 29 Jul, 2014
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- 14 Nov, 2014
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If I am posting this in the wrong place let me know and I'll move it.

I am having an issue where audio is not playing in Safari 7.1 (OSX Mavericks). Audio plays fine on Chrome and Firefox, and on IE when on Windows.

Any ideas???
- adamwritescode
- - Joined 29 Jul, 2014
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- 4 Nov, 2014
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The key is the communication between the different components. It's easy to get Construct to send stuff to the browser through javascript functions but the reverse I suppose is a different story?
- adamwritescode
- - Joined 29 Jul, 2014
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- 4 Nov, 2014
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I have a fairly largely scoped project that would benefit from compartmentalizing/modularizing.

Each module is a mini-game (about 10) and will have unique game mechanics but will share some functionality between them. They also need to be content aware (i.e. You completed this mini-game, you'll like this one) all wrapped in an interactive Construct-2 "over-world."

Would it be possible to load each component separately as the player accesses them (i.e. see a loading screen for each component) or do the assets have to be downloaded from the start?

The big challenge here is mobile support.

Thanks,

A
- adamwritescode
- - Joined 29 Jul, 2014
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- 29 Jul, 2014
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I know how to set up obstacles, and use the pathfinding behaviour to navigate around them, but when I want to move an object to a certain point the object won't go to that point, just kind of close to it.