Try manually fixing the collision polygon of the Cog sprite in the image editor. Basically, Construct guessed the collision polygon, didn't do a good job (you usually need to adjust the collision polygons manually if you're planning on using them), the collision area is smaller making the object's mass lower, plus the center of mass is off and that's why it went up flying and rotating at high speed.

Chrome for Android does support WebRTC so using the Multiplayer Plugin should work fine.

DatapawWolf As far as I'm concerned it could be the best browser ever created for iOS, but until most user's are running it on their iPhone's and iPad's it doesn't matter.

About the 17+ and Unrestricted Web Access, it appears to be the same as for the Chrome for iOS browser. The "Frequent/Intense Mature/Suggestive Themes" might be because the additional WebRTC feature, with the peer to peer text/audio/video chat WebRCT is designed for.

Chrome on iOS does not work.

That would be because Chrome on iOS is basically a reskin of the Safari browser with some added Chrome functionalities.

There is a WebRTC browser called Bowser for iOS, handled by Ericsson Research that should technically be able to run WebRCT multiplayer games, but I haven't tested it and I'm not sure if it even has WebGL or other functionalities needed to run modern HTML5 games.

In "System" you have the "Every x seconds" condition. Set that to 10 and add a sub event where you check the "IsRunning" variable.

There is a "How do I....?" sub forum you might want to check out. Also be sure to check the tutorials and the manual.

Is it not possible to associate two or more objects to one peer ID, or am I doing something wrong?

Both host and the peer get two object associated to each other. After one of them disconnects only the last object to be associated gets automatically destroyed.

Event sheet screenshot

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The "Request Room List" action should trigger the "On room list received" condition.

So if I'm getting this right, this would basically eliminate the need for a signalling server when doing LAN multiplayer games, wireless mobile controllers and similar.

Are there other benefits instead of using the C2 multiplayer plugin, lower bandwidth consumption maybe?

If anything this would be a good multiplayer plugin update.

I'd suggest starting off with the tutorials section and basic forum searches.

Once you get the basics figured out you can ask for help about specific problems you encounter.

A personal license is bound to one individual, meaning it can be legally used by that individual only, regardless of the hardware (you can install it on your pc and laptop and use it as you please).

A business license is bound to a single machine, meaning anyone within the company can use the software legally but only on a single computer.

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You said you used dropbox before, old accounts can still enable and use the public folder.

Also, if you're willing to spend $9.99 a month just to test games, you can get a basic hosting package with a domain for cheaper.