cranberry plugins are not free, it cost only 5$ for the 98 plugins

ok so i did this now

Please need help here...............

i did this little capx, i don't know if that can help :p

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gz7lror07czx14k/pacman_basic.capx?dl=0

so inside IntelXDK i added, in the Android Crosswalk > Whitelist > W3C Widget Access > Intent (external whitelist) > https://www.facebook.com/* but i still get the same error message

hi im still stuck with the facebook plugin (updated recently by Ashley)

What are the EVENTS to put in place for making this plugin working?

i finished the developer side on facebook i added the ID and secret key to Facebook plugin in construct 2, NOW im stuck !

here are my actuals events

and here its the actual result inside Intel XDK

hey your video is private, impossible to view for users....

yeah plugins works fine, but i dotn know what are the differents steps in the events to send the score TO facebook, but cranberry plugins works perfectly.

i still have not solved that problem, what are the differents events to add for sending the player score to facebook...

Like i said the plugins are really good, and working almost perfectly, but its hard to get help from the developer, if you need the tutorials for the plugins, you need to go to the developer google+ account and then start reading the tutorials... but for 5$ is really exellent, also i got all the plugins in less than 20mn, 98 plugins actually it takes time to dowload each plugin one by one...

Ok thanks i was lost with all those tutorials explaining the webstorage plugin :p

hi to all

in my construct 2 i dont have the webstorage object, i have a "WebstorageEXT" is not the same i see on the tutorials videos about high score, it is the same plugin but with a new name???

well its ressource intensive, it is possible to "draw" colors pixels instead of creating objects, i have 239 objects created for 1 moving sprite, if i have 10 sprites in my screen....i can easily imagie the low performance of my Android.

check the polygons collison and also if the wall has the behaviour "solid"