Have you tried search?

I can't remember exactly where, but there are numerous examples that use R0j0hounds excellent paster or canvas plugin that will allow you to paste the splatter into the canvas.

Isn't this just a case of computer precision that has been discussed many times before?

I haven't looked at your capx yet but generally this is caused by assuming a value will be exactly = to a particular value, such 0,1,2....but computers don't always produce such values.

Maybe try forcing the value to a rounded int will help, or don't check for exact values.

Also, search is a very useful tool.

The arcade has issues which will not be resolved until Tom has finished creating a new version. As it is, the arcade will only accept exports made with SC2 build 186.2 - the reasons for are given in this release note:

https://www.scirra.com/construct2/releases/r187

Why not just split your event sheet into multiple event sheets, each handling different mechanics, such as movement, collisions etc. Makes managing a project much easier, as you can then create multiple different mechanics, and just 'Include' the ones you want to use or test.

Having a massive Event sheet just seems to be a bad practice, IMO, but each to their own

Not had a look yet, but remember it has been stated from day one that physics does not work well with the other behaviors for quite obvious reasons, and may cause unusual symptoms like teleporting.

Is that what you are seeing?

hlebegue

No you cannot access global variables in Construcy Classic as you have described. Maybe in Construct 2, but this is the Construct Classic section and the thread you have bumbed is nearly 3 years old.

DABest

An automatic FF update to 36.01 has fixed the memory problem.

Nice one Moz.

You are not really giving us much with which to help you.

Would it be possible to either provide a .capx or at least a link to the exported game? That way, we can all test it.

In the mean time - try it on different browsers and check the browser console for error messages.

As the manual states, html 5 exported games are not usually allowed to run locally due to browser security restrictions, and must be hosted in either your own web server, or an external site such as Dropbox.

I doubt that Scirra are going to discuss the security implications and procedures regarding how they check licensing, and as users, we are hardly going to know the answer.

IMO just asking the question is dodgy.

Also, all licensing queries would be better off being directed to . That way, Tom can deal with any unusual queries you may have in a much more professional and less subjective way than you would receive here.

There is a full pacman tutorial available in the Tutorials section.

zikdot

This is the section for bugs in the C2 software.

If you are saying there is a bug, then you must follow the bug reporting guidelines and include a.capx with precise instructions. If not, then Ashley will close this automatically.

To me, this just looks like a question that should be posted in the 'How Do I' section.