I am pretty sure Newgrounds gives you a % if they put ads in or on top of your game, but you have to sign up for that, or they have to offer it to you. I did get an offer a while back, but I declined. I preferred to use my own ads or just no ads games with links back to my site.

If you are talking about ads around your game, well, it is their site, so I don't expect them to share that

That is a very different thing. The way Flash games worked, you make a game, put in some more games links and CPMStar ads and give them away for free, then make money from ads and visitors to your site from more games links ( which is where adsense comes in ) and website/publisher gets a free game in exchange .

For web games this is still the way to go.

There are a bunch of sites/publishers who will take your game and put their ads in it ( I am guessing adsforgames ), then do the same thing ( distribution ) and give you a % of ad revenue. Problem with that is no more games links in your own game, so basically you're giving them your game for free in hopes of making some money from their ads and you have no idea how much they are really making and paying you.

If you have something like a CPMStar plugin, you do the distributing yourself, make money from those ads and you get visitors to your site via more games links.

I guess you will have to use scale. set a variable called zscale set it at 1 and set scale of your bomb to that. When you throw it up scale will increase, then after a certain point start to decrease ( use gravity variable set at something like 0.02 )

So it would look something like this ( you will have to change numbers until it looks right, I have not actually tried it in a top down game )

After bomb thrown set power to 0.1

zscale = zscale+power

power = power - gravity

bomb set scale to zscale

Set limits so when zscale gets to 0.5 or wherever you want ground to be it bounces back by

if zscale<zscaleminimum power = power*-0.9

For direction of throw use angle of throw to set x and y direction. Similarly set xspeed and yspeed to increase like zscale and instead of gravity slow it down via drag variable, or something like that

As somebody who has run into these memory problems on just about every single game recently, I could chime in.

25 MB is nothing to worry about. I even have a game around 400MB ( in RAM ) that works on iPhones with 1GB of memory, but that is cutting it close. Had problems before adjusting a few things.

Weirdly a couple of other games ran into problems when exported using Construct 3 ( both using runtime 2 and 3 ) even though they were between 100 MB and 250 MB. Changing the background image from 2500 x 1200 to 2048 x 1080 fixed it, but anything under 4096 x 4096 should not be causing problems. There were problems even on Galaxy S6 which has 3GB of memory.

If you are only using Construct 2 and keeping it under 200-300MB seems things should work on most phones.

If using Construct 3 exporter thing seem a little unpredictable. Have no idea if that is because it's a Construct 2 project exported via version 3 that is causing problems, or simply Construct 3's spritesheeting which works differently.

This is actually Outrun and does not use mode 7.

There is/was an Outrun plug in for construct 2. have never used it and have no idea how it works, but example game looked better than this. Maybe somebody knows where to get that plug in.

Enemy.X = random(0+(Player.X-300)) to make it appear on the left side and

Enemy.X = random(1000-(Player.X+300))+(Player.X+300) to make it appear on the right side

Do same for Y if this is a top down game

All of my games are still done in Construct 2, but when I try to import into Construct 3 and use version 3 of the runtime, Sprite Fonts are messed up. Using events to set scale, width, alignment sometimes works, more often not at all, so they are all over the place.

Exprorted with runtime v. 2 works fine, same as when exported with Construct 2

Any ideas?