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- sqiddster
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KMag The .exe exporter is based on Chrome, so these shaders should work well :D
- sqiddster
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Sort of off topic, but it doesn't look like you have purchased C2. (unless you did recently, and you don't have your badge yet, or Scirra stopped giving them out :P) You need at least the standard license to be able to make money with C2 games.

If you want to do something like this, you will probably need to learn html/javascript. Or, perhaps someone could write a helpful tutorial?
- sqiddster
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Have you updated your graphics card drivers?

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It's a great way to sound clever about a problem when I don't know how to solve it ;)
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Yes, I would recommend creating your own particle system with Sprite.

It's pretty simple, and checking collisions will be easy. You will also have more control over gravity, etc.

Read up on vectors!
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Yes, I think tss0004 is correct. You should split the countries manually in your image editor, then import them as separate frames or sprites and arrange them yourself.
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- sqiddster
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I have a feeling that Physics should do this automatically - you just have to turn down the friction of your puck, and find a way to control the racket. Make sure the collision masks are circular.
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Animation speed automatically uses dt, I am pretty sure. A higher framerate should not impact it. My bet is that there is a problem with the music - it could be taking longer-shorter to load.

Also, I thought C2 capped the framerate to 60. Any word on this, Ashley?
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What I would be interested in knowing, is the performance cost of a sprite/tiledbackground that is doing absolutely nothing (aesthetic) versus an active sprite that is doing something?

I much prefer the concept of using a modular approach however if overhead (notorious in editors like C2) is added with each sprite, it makes me worry.
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If part of your business model involves getting past school blacklists, have you considered the fact that most schools use IE8 or lower as their only browser?
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I thought C2 limited the FPS TO 60! Even if the FPS was at 200, dt should correct for it. This sounds like a bug.
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I like using 1's and 0's. You can even toggle it!

toggledX = 1-X
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I'd either use different animations within the same object, or families.

Forgive me if I misunderstood what you wanted ;)