A lot of "to" in title.

I exported my project as a Node project and it works when I run it.

If I would submit it to steam greenlight (I assume no game is submitted in the start, only info, images ect), so if my game would be accepted, do I need to add something thirdparty to it?

or do I just submit the app.exe ?

> Love C2 and using it everyday, so honestly, I'm not really in any rush for C3, cause so far, I believe the only limitation to me building games is my own ability and not C2. But am looking forward to it.

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I couldn't agree more.

Same but I think a lot of people are hesitating purchasing C2 since C3 license is not free (You need to pay 2 upgrade), and with C3 in developed for so long the date of release can be anytime, can be tomorrow, can be in 1 month or 1 year, since there is no ETA and they worked on C3 for so long time.

Should definitely give some kind of ETA on when C3 is getting released.

I have a friend that wont purchase the C2 since C3 is 'around the corner'.

In theory you can publish a simple NW.js exported game to Steam (someone correct me if I'm wrong), but you won't be able to use the Steam API (overlay, achievements, etc.). For those, you'll need a Steam plugin. Go either with the experimental Greenworks (note that it's experimental) plugin: experimental-greenworks-plugin_t117833

Or go with one of these paid plugins:

https://www.scirra.com/store/construct2 ... basic-2546

https://www.scirra.com/store/construct2 ... am4c2-2545

You'll need to pay the Greenlight submission fee (one time payment for a developer account):

http://store.steampowered.com/app/219820/

After you are ready, you can set up a Greelight page and start gathering votes to be greenlit.

So nothing really? Just export as a Node-Webkit and we are good to go?

Nothing else? I don't need to pay for any plugins like you linked there, (Only steam fee but I got that covered).

How is it when game gets greenlit ect? Do I just give steam the .exe or?

I mean, A tutorial on

Construct 2 to steam tutorial would be the best

Wanna make a game for PC, with like standard resolution of 1280,720, 1920,1080 ect.. How do I do this?

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/73/sup ... reen-sizes This didn't help me <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_sad.gif" alt=":(" title="Sad">

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> > You can't. You'll have to make a custom loader layout of your own.

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> Any tuts on this??

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Yeah, make an image. Set Use Loader Layout to Yes. Haha, I don't make a habit out of editing backend js files.

[quote:3ew8fdec]@Triforce

In the export folder of your project you edit the c2runtime.js

find DodgerBlue in Line 4731

... replace this # your color

This have to be done with every export since c2runtime.js is overwritten

Is it possible to have a custom loading screen instead of loading bar / text

Like this?

so what exactly needs to be in the game to be able to export for steam?? any videos?

This is where I got when Googling Construct 2 to steam

A few years later, any good tutorials?

That is easy . Just set the Loader style to "Progressbar & logo"(standard) in the project settings and then replace/overwrite the sicrra logo that you can find in Files -> Icon : "loading-logo.png".

I mean like this one before you get launched in to the game!

And thanks for that answer, I was gonna ask it later

You can't. You'll have to make a custom loader layout of your own.

Any tuts on this??

Just played Bio-Gun on Scirra Arcade by BL4CKWAT3R

https://www.scirra.com/arcade/shooting- ... -wip-11640

How do I simulate the startup when the player falls down to the platform before the game starts?

I would like to create a game for PC (Steam) Where friends can peer to peer connect with friends, with a system that kinda

"Player X invites player Y to the game" -> They now are in a peer2peer connection with each other until they disconnect.

How do I do this?

Is there any guides or templates I can work from?

Hi are you not afraid that Mr. Trump will take this as an offense and tell google to remove it?

I searched about this before and saw this

"It seems a name itself can not be copyright (so you can use their name in a news article for instance), however if you are benefiting from using their name/image then it is a violation of publicity rights."

Oh, that is a lot of objects! I guess I would just recommend that next time you delete as you go, sorry I couldn't help out. Hope you find a solution!

Yeah I know it's my fault, I am also stupid with the names.

"Spikes" is a main object in my game, I have like 50 different ones in my game that isn't being used because I was testing around as stated.

And they all have the name "Spike, spike1, spike2, sprite 32, sprite 66" ect...

For my next games I will always delete as I go and keep a good name scheme