Just curious. I have no idea what C2 is written in, but I prefer to work out of linux when possible and it would be great if I could have native access on some of my other workstations.

Virtualbox really isn't very performant for me, and I've never tried in wine.

Dur, I'm going to have to self reference my own post.

-_-

Thanks Beaverlicious !

I've read 16px seems to be the minimum font size, but It's a little curious to me because I believe Bootstrap (web framework) defaults to 14px and is perfectly legible on mobile.

I'm still waiting on artwork before I redo my title screens and use the space interface assets. I'm envisioning a cool paralax effect between the textures as the view slides to different menu screens. My fiverr artist has one more day to produce! But since he's a fiverr artist and I have no idea what he's going to hand me, I can't start till I know

I came back to look at this some more. The last time I looked at it, I was in a VM that did not have webgl, so it looked MUCH different, and in some ways better. Very very busy, way to many effects going on in there, IMHO. Also the green scanner effect would benefit from more frames of animation.

Is the official name for this effect called fountain text? I've been calling them "pop tarts" for lack of a better name because they work similar to toaster/growlers.

BUMP

is there a C2 native solution for back button support on mobile? This is the thread that comes up in google search results. Apologies if my google-fu has failed and it has been answered elsewhere.

[Resolved] This has since been added to the browser object, and I did not think to look there.

I get 120 fps and 15% cpu in the first example (40-60fps while moving)

and in second i get 60fps 20-24%cpus (40-60fps while moving)

Chrome, corei5, gtx265

Yes, that solves the problem, but adds the overhead of having to keep track of another UID for what I am doing. I may just end up doing an on every tick to set the position. Thanks!

Good idea, thanks!

I would like to add a health bar to a sprite that always hovers a few pixels over its top most side.

Both position only and bar style track the pinned objects rotation, but I want to remain directly north of the sprite at all times.

Basically I'd like to do something like

if (Sprite.hasImagePoint("Named Image Point")) 
{
Sprite.spawnAnotherObject("at that point");
}
else
{
// do nothing
}
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I agree, the people here have all been fantastic and are friendly and helpful!