Yes, plugins like this exist. They're called adware and malware. It's pretty easy to write a browser extension that swaps out an image or a color, just not very useful. Nor would it be very funny to be quite honest.

Better Idea is upsidedownternet via your router.

Just some constructive feedback:

Pathfinding cells are pretty large, on a fullscreen desktop the player controlled square will stop when lightly touching any destination cell, so it feels a little weird when you're clicking a spot but the square doesn't move because it's already overlapping by a pixel or two

8direction animation doesn't always line up well with the angle of movement (particularly there is an angle of up and right that looked really unnatural)

No move on touch hold. Diablo style movement lets you move the character continuously towards the mouse when the button is held down, and initiates the path find on mouse release.

Hey thank you so much for the replies.

I've tried saving in both directories, downloading new version, re-installing old version....

Trying to email now, but it gmail says "email is not recognized". What the...

Something wonky is going on. Have the stars and planets all aligned or something???

Perhaps, I don't know if it's related but every once in a while steam thinks I need to download construct free edition despite having personal edition installed. (it kicks open a "install c2 free dialog" in the background as if I just bought a game)

/thread hijack

This is gonna sound stupid, but have you tried restarting your pc, or installing on a windows account?

I just want to say this looks amazing. This would be impressive regardless of what engine it was built in. I'm curious how performance is with such rich animations and images?

The short answer is no.

The opinionated answer is, you don't want to. It's better to excel at one thing in the workplace than to be a jack of all trades. Both for your sanity and the productivity of the company you end up working for. Specializing will make you more valuable.

You can ALWAYS do both, you just might not be able to do both at WORK. And you're free to double major

Thanks Neverk!

I'm hoping by blogging the development I can:

Get people to do preliminary testing on a variety of devices

Catch bugs or poorly crafted features early

and most important, stay the course. It's crazy to think that's already 4 weeks worth of work, and sometimes its hard to stay dedicated to it. If not for construct making programming easier I wouldn't have the patience to spend so much time doing graphics (my weak area). I've got a good feeling about this one. Everything planned is original but based on successful game formulas. *fingers crossed*

I'd love to be able to take a month off work and just crank this thing out. One can dream.

This is a reality of software development, and it's "kinda sorta" the same reason different C++ compilers can create different sized executables. Crosswalk needs to package whatever runtime code and libraries it needs with your program. I'm still a bit new to it, and I don't know what the internals look like at all, but crosswalk offers all types of apis to access things not normally available in a webpage and tries to do it in a way that it's cross device, and I'd imagine the price we pay for that is a higher download.

When Java got popular did a "Gasp". Why would people want to use a language slower than C++ that takes up more memory and file size? Over the years it became obvious the answer is, "because they can". Games used to weigh in at just a meg or 3 in the SNES days. Now your average AAA title is gigs large, sometimes even the more simple games are hundreds of megs. This is the natural evolution of software and file sizes. Software will always be written to take advantage of modern resources. That's how things move forward.

Speech off.

I think you're pre-optimizing. 60MB installed space is pretty insignificant on most devices. An android phone that doesn't have 60MB to spare is either going to be filled to the brim with the user's junk, or is so old it wouldn't support webgl anyway.

Just IMO.

That is only the file size of the animation, not how much memory it consumes. at RUNTIME the video will occupy 160mb of storage.

Despite everyone telling you not to do it, I don't see a problem with it. By the time the animation is over the layout will change and the ram will be released. Just be mindful not too over do too many resources in any one layout.

I didn't realize dragging moved. I just spam fested the left click. Now that I know how to move aiming makes much more sense!

Reddit influences everything lol. Almost every major subreddit has weekly themes now. But I also agree, as a redditor I like weekly tops over permalinked ones. Gives exposure to the people currently using the forum instead of people who may have left a long time ago.

The controls were very intuitive (click where you want to throw, that's it right?), and the game all around was pretty awesome! You definitely have to spam to get the blue ball to the other side. The animation is hysterical! The only thing I'd say is that it's hard to aim, especially in terms of hitting the blue ball at an angle. If you can't hit the ball on it's side the computer opponent just keeps bouncing it back.