It all depends on what you are attempting to do and why you are wanting to load from URL.

IF you read what I have linked you will see that a server would need to be configured to allow such 'hot linking' to an image. This is an important browser security feature and nothing to do with C2.

If both your end product and images are to be hosted on the same server, then you probably won't have an issue.

Please don't multi-post.

Just use the 'pencil' icon to edit your post.

Ashley

Many, many thanks. Latest r218 beta works a treat.

It can be useful.

Free Game Elements - Basic Kit.

The package includes:

- Hero ( walking, standing and jumping )

- Enemy ( running and standing )

- Loop Ground

- Single Ground

- Stone block

- Coin/Point

- Loop Cloud and Background

Link for download:

https://youtu.be/nDMwxwROlnE

p.s. If you have any suggestion for next video, be free to say. http://www.zipup.me

Soon more will come. Share <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt=";)" title="Wink">

Please don't multi-post across different forum sections.

I've removed your other post as this is the most appropriate section.

dhoeke

Hi everyone,

I'm currently developing a mutliplayer game and - the typical issue: Port forwarding!

I've tested connectivity with some of my friends, and just two out of 5 could connect properly with my game (btw, with the standard pong game, too - we've tested that for obvious reasons). When we use Hamachi Login (which establishes a virtual LAN), all connections are possible.

When no connection can be established, the "Kicked" message is present for the peer just upon login to the room.

So, I've read that C2 uses UDP.

Could someone tell me which ports must be forwarded / open to properly play a Construct 2 multiplayer game?

Thank you so much,

- Dominik

Have you read the Manual entry for the Multiplayer Object?

Besides all the information regarding the plugin, it also links to 4 tutorials created by Ashley.

There is also this post from Ashley re: port forwarding:

[quote:20p4rtw9]Multiplayer does not use any specific port (see Multiplayer tutorial 1: concepts) so port forwarding will not help. You need to make sure your network configuration does not block large port ranges (so peer-to-peer traffic can work), and that all machines are connected to the Internet if you're using the Scirra signalling server. Beyond that it's entirely specific to your network configuration - you need to check the setup yourself (or whoever is the network admin) to ensure it's not blocking WebRTC connections.

For instance, using the following image in your .capx from wikipedia works:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e7/Construct2Logo.png[/code:1s659qir]

CORS is about cross domain security. More info in the AJAX manual entry [url=https://www.scirra.com/manual/107/ajax]HERE[/url].

Sorry here is the correct file. thanks. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B19-3 ... mF0QW1PbTg

Check your browser console. You'll see that you have a CORS issue, i.e. cross domain problem.

[quote:1gf5awjj]Load image from URL

Load an image from a given URL. The current animation frame will be replaced with the image. It is not shown until the image has finished downloading, and On image URL loaded triggers. Images loaded from different domains are subject to the same cross-domain restrictions as AJAX requests - for more information see the section on cross-domain in the AJAX object. Data URIs can also be passed as an image, e.g. from a canvas snapshot or webcam image. The Size parameter sets whether the Sprite object will be set to the image size when it loads, or whether to keep its current size and stretch the image.

> Também sou brasileiro, posso te ajudar.

>

Siel, poderias me ajudar? não sou muito bom no inglês e estou tendo dificuldades por ser iniciante. é possível você me ajudar ? tenho algumas outras dúvidas também

tiagosr1, sielxm3d

This is an English forum.

Please post in English or supply an English translation.

Tom2015

This is your 3rd post on exactly the same subject. Please don't multi-post.

Please just edit this one if needed.

I am trying to create a multiple choice quiz that is based on images (such as "Select the mammal") and am struggling trying to figure out how to set up and reference an image array in Construct 2. Any help - especially tutorials or examples - would be great!

Thanks!

I just did a quick search and found a few things that may be of use.

What about THIS post?

gumshoe2029

Can we get a favorite button that saves the post id to our profile for future ease of access? (something like what StackOverflow does)

Posts like: are one that I want to keep track of into the future.

What's wrong with the 'Bookmark Topic' link at the forum footer?

Bookmarks are then accessed via your 'User Control Panel' at the top of the page.

I don't see a "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox in Firefox's privacy settings: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15217362/firefoxprivacy.png

Are you using an extension that adds it?

Your settings show the default option of 'Remember History'. It needs to be changed to 'Use Custome settings for history' - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/settings-privacy-browsing-history-do-not-track