Ashley Here are the screenshots https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/354 ... creens.rar

(these were taken while testing on the iphone simulator and that's why the memory consumption is a bit higher)

The game that previously needed some 15 seconds to load now loads instantly, memory usage of the loaded game dropped from 280mb to 90mb.

Moving from the loader layout to another layout crashes the game: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1 address=0xe145a1cd)

Gonna test it as soon as I get my hands on my macbook.

It appears both were caused by the game trying to play the sounds with the audio plugin, thanks.

It says "tag" at the end of the Play Music event in the event sheet so I thought I was missing something regarding tagging music.

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Apparently amazon appstore submitted android games can land on Fire TV.

I don't really understand why you 'd have to do this, using the "Move to event sheet" option let's you move the variable across event sheet without needing any event editing at all, or maybe I understood wrong

See, you learn something new every day.

Had no idea about that option, thanks.

Also one more thing to note. While having the references automatically change is in most cases a time saver, in some cases it can pose a problem.

For instance, I created a global variable in one event sheet and used it in the same event sheet, thinking I would need it in other layouts. Turns out I had to reuse part of the logic using the global variable in another layout.

At this point I had to copy the global variable to my "global variable dump" event sheet and manually change the references in the events from the old variable to the newly created one.

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After setting everything up, I must say the performance is great considering the lack of WebGL.

I do have some problems though.

First, when specific events trigger during game play, the framerate drops to 0 for half a second or so. This happens randomly, one in every 10 times one of the events get triggered. Note that this does not happen on the regular windows phone 8 export.

Second, at a different event at the end of the level, when I spawn three stars and "drop" them on the screen, there's a chance that the game would freeze and I'd have to leave and get back in to the game for it to continue from where it froze. Again, this does not occur when using the default c2 wp8 export.

Anyone experienced similar issues? (Tested on Lumia 1020)

EDIT:

Oh, and I forgot, is it me or is the tag option missing on the play music event?

Actually, if you don't know javascript, it would be easier for you just to use this custom plugin:

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Ashley Simply by having the shader added, even without changing the effect parameters, causes the bug.

The way I'd do it is use the Execute Javasctipt action of the Browser object.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/110/browser

And here you can find the javasctipt Date object.

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_obj_date.asp

Yes, but not all shaders. AdjustHSL for instance is fine.

Here's a example capx https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/354 ... fects.capx