Construct can export your project as a Linux desktop app based on the Chromium Embedded Framework. This is basically a copy of the Chrome browser engine (Chromi...
In the past, Construct did not correctly validate the names of all items in a project. For example it'd incorrectly allow characters not allowed in filenames, s...
The BBC micro:Bit is a small single-board computer used widely in education with lots of features like a 5x5 LED screen, buttons, accelerometer (for detecting t...
This tutorial on using TypeScript in Construct has been moved to the official manual, in the 'Scripting' section's guides. You can now find the latest documenta...
Windows 11 includes the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), which allows you to run Android apps on your Windows device. If you develop Android apps on a Windo...
Construct Animate's built-in video export option doesn't currently support transparency in the resulting video files. However you can still get a video file wit...
Construct Animate provides a GIF export option that lets you export your animation to a GIF file. GIF is an ancient format in computing terms, dating back to th...
Construct Animate provides an Image sequence export option that lets you export an animation frame-by-frame, with each frame in a separate image file. It can al...
Construct Animate provides a Video export option that lets you get a video file with your animation. It can encode faster than realtime, so assuming you have a...
Construct supports writing Javascript code in both script files and event sheets. If you're new to the Javascript programming language, consider taking the Lear...
This is the final part 13 of the tutorial series Learn Javascript in Construct . This part follows on from part 12. So in case you missed it, see Learn Javascri...
This is part 12 of the tutorial series Learn Javascript in Construct . This part continues on from part 11. So in case you missed it, see Learn Javascript in Co...
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