I am well aware of the official Greenworks plugin, but the latest version is 3 years old and the newer nwjs versions do not support it. The old Construct 2 asset store simply redirects to the Construct 3 asset store and so I cannot get the Steam4C2 addon. Is there a modern way to implement Steam achievements in Construct 2?

Hi all!

I am currently fiddling with he multiplayer object and is definitely making progress. I was wondering how implementing microtransactions may be possible. The IAP object is only for mobile games and the game I am making is for Steam. Actually, Steam provides a safe way to purchase microtransactions through your Steam wallet. Here is the document: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/microtransactions

Is the content shared in the documentation actually usable by Construct?

All answers are appreciated, thank you!

Hi all!

I am currently fiddling with he multiplayer object and is definitely making progress. I was wondering how implementing microtransactions may be possible. The IAP object is only for mobile games and the game I am making is for Steam. Actually, Steam provides a safe way to purchase microtransactions through your Steam wallet. Here is the document: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/microtransactions

Is the content shared in the documentation actually usable by Construct?

All answers are appreciated, thank you!

Hi, all!

I'm planning on making a game that involves islands in the middle of the ocean. Of course, when on the island, the player is allowed to walk freely, but not beyond the borders of the islands and into the seas.

I was just wondering if there was a way to make the interior of the island non-solid, but the borders the opposite (Without using an abundance of collision polygon points).

I thought of using containers and adding 4 borders each time an island generates, but that would just be too many objects that will slow the game down for sure since there will most likely be a lot of islands.

I was also wondering if there was a way to invert the collision polygon points. That way I could just invert a square border on top of my object.

Thank you.

Okay, this is probably a noob question, but seriously what are they? Like the ones that the multiplayer object type utilizes?

What is the difference between them and instance variables?

I have seen them being used in the real-time shooter template to transfer the position of the cursor in order to determine the angle of the "peer" object type (Or simply a player) and for realizing what buttons a player is pressing. Still, I feel like I'm missing something important, which I would truly appreciate my attention being brang to.

Thank you.

I just realized what the issue was. I had "Default Controls" turned on... When turned off, everything works as it should.