I like this idea. I'm not sure if I'm able attend. I would need to check budged and how to accommodate myself.

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trollface

Thanks. Will be a big help.

Has anyone created a proper Windows 8 upload tutorial?

Ashley's tutorial only states that when you are going to upload your game to the store you will need different certificate.

I have registered my game and filled most of the information. Now i just need to build my game and get it to the store.

I will thank ahead anyone replying to this.

With Windows 8 plugin we can check if the trial period has ended, but how do I set the trial time?

The best feature with CC was that I was able to make quite nice animated 3D characters in it. Animated 3D backgrounds but the downside was that it kept crashing without any reason even with empty projects.

I would really love to see same sort possiility of 3D with 2d logic in construct 2 also.

Xionor I think firebelly was thinking of using Unity to export C2 projects to make them native apps.

thehen,

Thanks I got it now.

thehen

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53898431/Junk/winphone_plugin_error.jpg" border="0" />

Could it be because I use windows 7 to open the example file in Construct 2? I then use computer with windows 8 for the Visual Studio part. This does feel very unlikely.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53898431/Junk/winphone_plugin_error_2.jpg" border="0" />

Here's to show that the plugin is installed.

I have had problems getting this plugin to work with my project, but now I think I might have found the cause. I can't open the example files with r139.

When I made my touch joystick system, I had a bottom object and a top object that was moving towards where the collision polygon touch was detected(is touching object "a"), within a maximum distance. The distance and x,y between these two objects was adjusting direction and speed for my character. So touching objects gave them unique ID's.

http://www.miniclip.com/games/slime-laboratory-2/en/

Just as slime bravely escaped the first laboratory he falls right back into another one made by the same dastardly company that imprisoned him the first time around. He has totally run out of luck.

Only you can help him escape the monstrous experiments that await him in Slime laboratory 2. Be prepared to face the most exciting and challenging levels ever to be seen in by a tiny green ball of slime in a platform adventure game.