That's really great. However is there a layout size restriction? Could I, in theory, my a huge one layout Metroidvania game?

What are some of the technical limitations of the tilemap. I was making a game with 128x128 tile maps. How big of a layout can I make with this kind of tilemap?

It would be good to have limitations for layouts in the same way that 3D games have polygon limits. A pixel limit of tilemaps or layouts might be a good idea.

C3 is awesome. I cannot wait until Safari on mobile supports the appropriate code to make it work.

What specifically should I look out for in terms of what Safari should support. I think CSS grids was one item. Are there others?

One feature I would love is to be able to put a video ad at the beginning of the game like a YouTube Video.

So really the whole native versus non-native argument has to do with desktop and consoles and not mobile.

That's surprising that it's such a big deal. I have never had performance issues on desktop with C2 or C3. I would have thought that all of the hubbub would be about Mobile.

Good to know!

Hi there,

This isn't meant to be a thread about why C3 doesn't have native exports. I love C3 and the way it works. I have question more for curiosity sake.

Some other engines have native exporters. What does that mean exactly? Do they just export their code to C++ and wrap their code for whatever engine they are using. I know this important for desktop, but what about mobile. I know that you can use C++ libraries on both Android and iOS, but is it what these engines are doing?

Has anybody published a game to the mac app store?

I was surprised to see that it was actually a feature. It makes sense because there have been some really popular games that use the hexagon tile system like Hoplite.

Hi there,

I am loving the new exporting to Xcode feature. However, I am getting quite a bit of lag in the simulator. I assume this is normal and when you make an AdHoc, the performance is closer to native. Are there benchmarks test of performance with the new system?

How did you find the performance?

So I was playing around with SpriteKit's tile map editor and it has some really cool features that I think would be a great addition to C3. They have isometric tiles maps and hexagon tile maps built right in. It's actually pretty cool and I don't know of any other engine that does this.

Just a thought.

I think it's awesome you can past in SVG. I can't seem to find out how to do it.