ok didn't know that. that's strange then. btw is there a way to turn it on? id like to do some heavy testing :)

when application is run on android device, i believe with webgl supported browser (nexus S ice cream sandwitch, 4.0.4) this keeps popping up in eclipse debugger.

E/libEGL(2266): call to OpenGL ES API with no current context (logged once per thread)

app seems to be running with software rendering.

cheers

is the 50fps on chrome stable or it varies much? if it's stable, i'd bet on vsynch (chrome on webgl vsynching to your monitor refresh rate, while IE just renders at 60fp in software mode)

well, ekhm...

http://www.scirra.com/tutorials/297/zelda-style-moviment

Well this one (and the fact that these WTF 2FPS reactions pop up now and then) pushed me to write a simple tutorial on how to get better performance on mobiles:

http://www.scirra.com/tutorials/298/performance-tips-for-mobile-games

cheers!

Well damn, I had no idea just by heading to their homepage, its a barrage on the eyes with dollar signs everywhere! Thanks again!

don't get to excited, appmobi probably won't give you much of a boost in fps if you're not using their direct canvas, which is quite costly. it's true, that probably you'll have to just wait until the webgl is supported on more mobiles than it is now. also, as soon as you learn to phonegap without using phonegap build (ie. eclipse for android) and start using phonegap plugins, you'll feel like this:

and yes, read through the Furries thread, it'll give you some directions about how to optimize your game to run on mobiles, and don't get discouraged. have fun! :)

I tried on non webgl mobile, it didn't work unfortunately, but it should work on desktops (didn't test it, but I thought i'll just leave it here if someone's interested :)

it requires a modification in exported index.html file, so only if you know what you're doing :)

https://developer.mozilla.org/En/CSS/Image-rendering

cheers!

Scroll your game somewhere where there is nothing visible on screen at all (maybe make some custom events to do this). If the game speeds up, it's rendering. If it doesn't, it's events.

well, game runs at around 15fps when scrolled outside view, so I believe it's in events, but are you sure that offscreen drawing doesnt affect speed? is there really a difference if the sprites are drawn on or off screen?

cheers and thanks for the help

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/59009902/wat.capx

actually try to just preview it couple of times, every time you touch screen, the black box will appear and behave differently almost every time, despite the same event. so i think this is not only related to framerate.

hope that helps.

...that my framerate is low? remember? there was something like graphic card waiting on processor or something like that, back in the construct classic times. how can I make something similar in C2?

also, there seems to be something wrong with delta time. if i make:

on Sprite created: custom movement: accelerate 100 at angle 90
every tick: custom movement: accelerate 1000 * dt vertically

you have other condition that is a trigger (with a green arrow next to it). you cannot have two conditions that are triggers in one event. ie. you cannot make a "on start of layout" + "on animation finished" in the same event.

if you're using photoshop that much, how about trying holding shift while scaling a sprite, it'll give you what you'd expect from photoshop :)

as for the rotating gizmo, you'll get used to id, trust me.