Awesome work Icarus!!

Please continue post your progress!

Ok thanks for the explanation —

Hi Arima,

but when you tell "optimize your rendering/code" what you mean?

Optimize the code (loops, other) inside the game itself or you mean to optimize something in the code for example after the compilation of the game (so on the javascript files) or what?

Thanks and see later ..

Ah! nemo,

i post too a similar problem but on iOS

scirra.com/forum/cocoonjs-14-update_topic67730_post432770.html

now i suppose that also to me the problem is related to the audio!!??

(i have background music on and few sound effects)

Hi to all,

i'm testing my little demo on both CocoonJS 1.4 and the default iOS 6.1.3 Safari using the lan Preview (on my ipad4).

I have a strange effect..

The game on the Safari is much much faster and smooth than the one compiled with CocoonJS 1.4!!???

I have very very low framerate!

Why this happens? Should not usually be the opposite?

I have WebGl enable in my project.

Can be that i put "yes" on "Use iOS retina display"?

Please have any advices about?

Thanks

Great vee41 .. thanks lunarray for this AWESOME Behaviour!!

vee41 this would also affect a future mobile version of a game, itself already quite limited by hardware, right?

Yes, please fix Ashley i got too this "random/strange" problem!

Thanks to UberLou to reproduce that issue!

Whiteclaws , Great game! :)

KaMiZoTo

The Best for Shoot'em Up "Bullet Hell" is BulletML.

But as i know there is only a plugin for Construct Classic (ported by Luomu) .. more info at:

scirra.com/forum/plugin-bulletml_topic40564.html

.. and here you can find his reposity of BulletML for CC:

github.com/Luomu/BulletML

One of thousands games that use BulletML (but not is Construct2 is in C++ OpenGL) is that "rRootage":

youtube.com/watch

The original Lib is created by a Japanese guy (Kenta Cho) and i read somewhere that this lib is used too in some very famous arcade COIN-OP games!!

There is anyone that can port to Construct 2?

Anyway i suppose that is much "heavy" for math used (at least for a mobile porting).

Any other know more about?

Thanks a lot 0plus1!

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Yes correct, the only way to obtain the very latest source is using github (pulling out from reposity the latest commits):

github.com/phoboslab/Ejecta/commits/master

and they working on some issues like:

github.com/phoboslab/Ejecta/issues

as you can see there is also "our" 0plus1 that reported some issues :)