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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Due to staff vacation it may take a little longer to get back to you by email. Please be patient. I'm afraid we cannot help with payment issues on the public forum so this will be taken up by email in due course.
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Try changing the "loader style" project property, and see Icons & Splash in the manual.
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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You can turn off the reminder in settings. This thread is 5 months old and I don't think bumping it with more replies adds much, so closing.
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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I'm afraid that in general it's impossible to solve problems from already-published games, or if we are missing key details about what features are in use, which devices are affected, or which steps to follow. This is why we have the bug report guidelines. Without those details it's usually impossible to help, but with them we can investigate and try to fix the problem.
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Construct does remember all your settings. However if you use private browsing, adjust your privacy settings so websites can't store cookies, use browser extensions that are aimed at improving privacy, or otherwise do anything that clears storage, then it will keep clearing the settings that Construct has saved.
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If the "signal" action runs a "wait for signal" event, isn't that the same as just calling a function?
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The Construct 2 runtime worked significantly differently - the C3 runtime was entirely rewritten from scratch. It's entirely possible it's a graphics driver problem that only affects the C3 runtime. However if you still think this is a problem with Construct itself, please file an issue following all the guidelines so we can properly investigate.
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If you can reliably reproduce an issue with Construct, please file an issue. You don't need to share your whole project, you can just fill a project with dummy content.
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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According to this page, Chrome on Android is still actively supported on Android 7+.
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Without more details, I would guess these are graphics driver bugs on the device. That's usually the cause of display glitches. If it was Construct itself doing something wrong, then generally that would look wrong on all devices, as it runs identical code on all platforms; if something is only broken on one kind of device, that usually means a problem with that device.
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As I mentioned on the suggestion, plugins can already create workers in their DOM scripts, so there doesn't seem to be any need for a helper method to work around the limitations of nested workers.
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Yes, it is. It's meant to work as if the object is emitting the sound, so if the object is destroyed, it stops emitting the sound.