Hello Lucky,

Thank you very much for your nice tutorial on creating mazes in Construct 3. I am gonna take a look now at your tutorial which is just great!

I will give you my thoughts when I saw it.

Very nice work Lucky. Keep up the good work.

Chris

Hello Lucky,

Thank you very much for the maze you created which randomly change. That is exactly what I was looking for.

Some mazes will be static, the other will change every time a player visit that particular level.

I am looking forward very much to see your tutorial on this.

Do not worry between the words "Maze" and "Labyrinth", what you showed is what I mean with both words. My native language is also not English, so sometimes I do mix up words.

Your efforts to write this tutorial are very much appreciated.

Have a very nice day.

Chris

Thank you very much Lucky. Looking forward to your new maze tutorial very much.

Also our small daughter will look forward to find her way through the labyrinth. She likes playing too much but she is only 8.

Have a nice day.

Chris

Thank you again for creating Construct tutorials which I like very much.

I like to make maze solving games, like mazes and labyrinths. But I am struggling in creating a random maze with pitfalls, doors, keys, objects. I studied some mathematic routines on how to construct a labyrinth structure, but fail to implement it in Construct.

So a tutorial on creating a random maze in Construct would be great for me.

If this is not possible, I will still have the same respect for you. Please do not feel obligated to my wish.

I appreciate your efforts very much to create tutorials and share your knowledge with us.

Have a great day!

Chris

For a licence holder of C2, the first year is half price. I think it is a very good deal knowing that the first year will be a kind of extended test phase.

Like me, just give it a try. I believe C3 will be a great game development tool.

When you use Construct 3 in a window, as described in the Scirra blogs, it is just like using C2.

You are correct Ashley, people with a positive attitude towards C3, see where Scirra is heading.

I can only congratulate the whole Scirra team for their nice team work. Construct 3 is worth the long wait for it.

I will buy a subscription from the moment it becomes available.

Lucky,

You are a very helpfull person and believe me when I say that your level of knowledge of the English language does not matter.

This is a multi-cultural community and we all have very different backgrounds. My english is also very limited especially when I have to speak it.

By the way, based on what you wrote, I find your english good. I am sure everybody understands what you write.

Keep up the good work! I look forward to your next tutorial updating the photo album.

Chris

Very nice tutorial, a work very well done!! Thank you very much for sharing your creativity with us.

I have one suggestion to improve your tutorial. I find the music somewhat distracting. I think it is better to lower the volume of the music or give the option to switch it off. Why not commenting on the steps you are doing? It will add a very personal touch to your tutorials. Many people will like that, such as myself.

Scirra should hire your talented services. You are doing a very good job for our community and for Construct 3. Your work is very much appreciated!!! I am sure many people want to see more of your work.

Chris

I will pay a subscription from the moment Construct 3 gets out of beta stage and will become available.

I like what I see in the free beta edition and because of the poor internet in Botswana, was very concerned if the offline mode really works. It works greatly even with the internet off.

For me, Construct 2 and when it becomes available Construct 3 will be a great game development tool. Also it will make it safer with our daughter of 8 to use it, because is nothing to install, works right in the browser.

Today I tested the offline use of Construct 3. I thought it was not still available.

To my happy surprise I could open Construct 3 without any internet connection.

Great work Scirra! I am impressed.

When I first saw Construct 3 running inside the Chrome browser, I was a little bit sceptical. However, I have to say it is stable here, but I only was browsing and looking to the user interface.

then I played the Kiwi game, just to see how the new engine was performing. I received an error that not all features where supported by the free version of C3 (which is normal warning).

I found the Kiwi game performing better than I expected before. I was afraid that the Chrome browser would influence Construct 3 performance. That was not the case, at first sight I do not see anything slowing down.

Saturday, I will meet my companion because we like to workout a new game idea. We will see if we can use C3 for this new game. Nevertheless, we prefer the full paid subscription version, which we use the moment it becomes available.

Maybe following a tutorial first to see where that leads us. Especially a tutorial written for the free version of Construct 2.

It seems logical to me first test the free version. It may look now C2, however keeping things simple gives Scirra the possibility to fix bugs and improve the initial edition much easier. I look forward to see more features appearing near the end of the beta cycle.

I am sure Construct 3 will be an ever developing product. I like very much what I see in Construct 3.

I am glad to elaborate Zebbi.

Do you know any other application you can work the way you do in Construct?

Since november last year I have severe disabilities on my left hand, which make using it painfull and difficult. Nevertheless my right hand is fine.

Because of the event and behaviours and how they are implemented I still an use Construct without any problem. Just by using a pressure sensitive drawing tablet, I can work as before, doing everything right handed. The same is true for Affinity Designer, I remain using it as before, except now I use a pen instead of the touchpad and keyboard on the laptop.

I have read every blog Scirra created and I tell you, we will not see the last invention of Construct 3.

Just like you, I do not find Google Chrome a very good choice because of privacy reasons and their NSA support. I would prefer it that we can also use C3 in FireFox, Edge, Opera and I believe in the future we will.

Nevertheless, have to use Chrome will not keep me from making games with C3 for our small daughter. Also because of my disability, I am thinking of making games for others to play too. I like to teach or small one how to make them herself. She is very much away with Construct too.

Like you said it yourself, on this moment and hopefully in the future, Construct is the best tool to use for 2D game creation.