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The Auto-backup feature is used to, after saving, change your previous save file into a backup file, in case your latest save file gets corrupted.

Backup folders is used to, after saving, create a copy of that save in a predefined location like your external disk or cloud server like dropbox.

I remember this example not being executed very well.

Also adding touch support shouldn't be that big of a deal for anyone even remotely familiar with the program, and if you're not you should check some of the tutorials.

Also, if you have several objects that need a "health" variable, create a family, add the objects to the family and create a family instance variable. Much easier to work with.

Use instance variables instead of global variables.

Fairly new owner. Using 64 bit application and experienced program crash mainly when closing construct2. Lets say one third of program exits lead to crash. -v 146

I've been getting those crashes for quite some time now.

Can't reproduce it as it usually occurs after a long session and I can't pinpoint the cause, I guess it's just a minor nuisance though, as it crashes after the project has been closed (and after the save file before closing prompt is closed).

ArcadEd

Have you invested anything in promoting your apps or did you just publish them hoped for the best?

There is no way to access webgl effect values directly to my knowledge.

I had to track them with instance variables.

Many thanks.

Could you explain why less and greater are working when one of the variables is a string with a number, but equal doesn't?

Basically using both "greater or equal" and "less or equal" I can get the same condition as "equal to", with the latter not triggering the events.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35440583/C2Forums/C2Events3.jpg" border="0" />

Putting quotation marks works if the array value comes from webstorage, yes.

But then if the array was filled regularly with a number, as it originally does after first beating a level, the events do not trigger.

Now my question is shouldn't numbers stored in webstorage from an array be numbers and not a string?

EDIT: And why do "less or equal" and "greater or equal" work but "equal" doesn't when the number isn't presented as a string (no quotations)?

I'm storing items the player collected (CurLevel,0 (can be 1 through 3)) in an array (named LevelComplete) at the end of the level then storing those stats into WebStorage.

WebStorage then loads that info at the start of the game.

A problem occurs when I try to check the value in the array where webstorage already posted data saved previously from another session.

When using "Compare two values" or "Array: Compare At" the events are not triggering even though they should, but using a proxy like saving the array value to a Text object and then comparing the text to the array value the events trigger normally.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35440583/C2Forums/C2Events.jpg" border="0" />

Another thing is that using "less or equal" or "greater or equal" instead of "Equal to" the events go through fine as well.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35440583/C2Forums/C2Events2.jpg" border="0" />

I'm not sure if this is some kind of a bug with using equal to or am I just not understanding how Webstorage works correctly.

It really depends on your target audience, markets and platform you're releasing on.

Also this:

How To Price your In-App Purchase Items - Real Life Examples