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- newt
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Just upload it to the web.

You don't want an exe for sharing anyway, it's going to be over 50mb if you did.
- newt
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You might need to set the size of the Tiled Background to the image size.
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matrixreal Google Cors(Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) sand how it works.
Also that's a completely different subject. You should make a new thread if you need more help with that.
- newt
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Sprite instances all use the same texture. Frames work like a grid where you focus on part of the texture.

So the same frame, has the same part of the texture.

Other objects such as Tiled Background do not share the same texture between instances, or copies of the same object. So if you don't need frames, or a collision polygon, that might be a viable option.
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There's a setting called pixel rounding. You can guess what it does.

You don't have to use it.

Then again there's no reason the camera should be stuck to rounded xy's.

You might want to check out various ways to manipulate the scrollx, and scrolly properties.

You will absolutely want to turn off rendering interpolation. That will ensure upscaling looks good when upscaled to larger dimensions.
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You could use the Game Recorder plug, and convert it to gif somewhere.

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/game-recorder
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Yeah you have to figure out how its tiled as there's no specific way these kinds of things have to be mapped out.
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- newt
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Theres a plug:

construct.net/en/make-games/addons/89/bitwise-auto-tiling-c3
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The downloaded png is now 115kb I guess that's because it has more image data than my first test.

That's more on par with what you were saying.
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The png version is like 4kb, and the Json is 180kb.

Since I need a collision polygon anyway I'll just stick to that.

At least a passable one file sprite import is doable now.

Then again who knows what Ashley has planned for Svg.

The ability to draw, and save using svg features like we can with Drawing Canvas absolutely fantastic.
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Ashley would a binary file be doable?
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Thanks!

Yeah I was just messing around and it looks like you can save the binary to base64 using "set buffer to base64" which you can get after you load the binary and using the BinaryData.GetBase64 expression.

I was hoping to use the binary, and that it would be a lot smaller than base64