lennaert: That is a great tip.

I could have that outside the screen and work the values from there.

Thanks a lot.

Wow, the character movements and animations are very very good.

It must have been very hard to pay attention to such details.

I love Flashback and I'm definetely looking forward to your game.

One thing though: When they are in a position to dodge bullets it looks

weird because they're not hiding behind anything on the scenario. It's like

they became invisible or something.

Well done, sir!

lennaert: That web service is not mine.

It's publicly available for developers to use and test.

I found it in this list:

http://free-web-services.com/

The one I tried to access is this one:

http://free-web-services.com/web-servic ... ature.html

Maybe it's the web service that doesn't allow this which is strange since it's available

for everyone to use freely.

Thank you for the advices and for the help!

Are the models based on existing art or is that all your creation?

If it's the latter, then I must applaud your creativity. That is art. Real art.

I'm totally in awe with all that.

lennaert: Thank you for all your support so far.

Debugging in Chrome shows me the error:

[quote:1a7je1xd]XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://php.radford.edu/~jcdavis/D2L/cl ... 23&scale=C. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://www.byondisoft.com' is therefore not allowed access.

Even if I send the header as "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" as in the documentation, the error is displayed.

And then I receive this warning:

[quote:1a7je1xd]Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Only secure origins are allowed (see: https://goo.gl/Y0ZkNV).

It's either something fundamental that I need to learn about web services and browser security overall or Chrome is being more restrictive than others. Strange thing is that web service is to be tested publicly.

Maybe it's the HTTPS protocol that it uses?

Thanks a lot!

lennaert: I tried using single quotes because of this tutorial but I also tried without any quotes before:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/525/si ... l-database

I was using a tag before too and you're definitely right in your advices.

But I tried almost any way imaginable and they didn't work.

Thanks for the help.

Magistross: Excellent job!

—: I suggest having a combobox property to have some gradient fills in the background.

Also two color gradients would be nice option to have.

Have you considered different border styles for the window?

Maybe it's a bit too much for start.

Hello!

I've been trying to make a very small example work by using

GET parameters with this web service for testing purposes:

http://free-web-services.com/web-servic ... ature.html

I have a small example that uses Ajax to make a request to that URL passing its "temp" and "scale"

parameters but nothing is being returned. Progress code is always 0.

I have setup a small project here to test. Note that the text "Resultado" should be changed to

AJAX.LastData using the On Completed condition.

http://www.byondisoft.com/teste-webservice/

Am I doing something wrong?

Thank you.

Well, Fallout complexities may lie in the character development.

Story and dialogues have some deep hierarchy and are based on a character's traits.

As mentioned, you need to keep track of a lot of variables because every player decision

will affect the story. Unless you're going for a more linear gameplay.

The turn based battle engine and the loot system are defying areas the will make your

game succeed or not.

I'd love to play your game if it's ever done.

Fallout 1 and 2 are ageless classics for me.

Good luck.

For some reason I get a idea that you're basically redesigning Construct 2 in Node Webkit... I'm unsure as to why I believe this, but based on things you've said I've just kind of begun to think that (or else I may have read it)

Stay away from those Ouija boards!!111 /jk

I can only see a black screen when trying to play online on Chrome. :-/

I agree with — and some others.

There's nothing you can do to prevent your assets to be stolen.

I'm also not sure how one would create an EULA with online games (where to display).

And don't bother clones because they happen like a plague.

Play has literally thousands of the same re-skinned game over and over again it's overwhelming.

But from my experience as a player, not every clone can copy the same game play elements and flow.