Schoening this looks very cool! Do you have a capx that you can share?

Hey man. I used THREEJS.

So there is no CAPX.

Only the code in there :)

Great!

Thanks Ashley :)

It is possible for me to write a Plugin that puts a Canvas on top of C2's canvas at runtime?

I am thinking for the ThreeJS Library for example.

I saw that MS has a webgl 3d js, and Asm will probably be just Firefox.

Then Chrome is leaving Webkit for its own version.

Its almost like they make plans to slow things down.

Just wanna add here. I don't think AsmJS is gonna be all that great. I was all exited when I first heard about it. But its not like we are just gonna compile some JavaScript and that's it.

I personally am not going to write everything in Bytecode.

(I wouldn't even know how!)

Some snippet I found:

case 65:

      cd = (h | 0) == 0;

      if (cd)

k = 67;

      else

k = 66;

      break;

And 3D. Well. I think a 3D Sprite would be a very nice addition. But obviously there is tons of work in doing so.

> jlouter: the error means the capx needs a specific (custom) plugin to be opened.

>

> Apparently those examples were made before Ashley implements dialogs that gives the name of the missing plugin(s).

>

> On the first page of this thread you can see this post that links to the required plugin.

I downloaded the plugin that was listed in that post, and still had an issue with trying to open the capx like jlouter mentioned.

I also have an alternative shuffle in case anyone would like it:

<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k286/seridras/DealDraw.png" border="0">

This should address the issue mentioned above for incomplete shuffling.

This is a Year old. But anyone mind explaining this shuffle to me?

I see it works, but how come it does not repeat the numbers at some point?

I found the easiest solution ever.

DONE!

ROTATE TOWARDS ANGLE !

BUILD IN AND EVERYTHING!

DERP!

I need to rotate a card 90 Degrees over the period of X second.

I currently try and do this with Sine and it does not look to good.

Using the Rotate plugin was looking awful. It "slowed down" when I set it to 0 once it reached 90 degrees. But kept moving ahead for a while.

Last try is gonna be doing a "for each" check and rotating the objects via ticks until they reach 90 degrees. But I don't like doing that in C2 :-( Sorta defeats the purpose of even using the interface imo.

Any ideas?

Thanks Kyatric! :)

I try the Steam Version!

With any luck.. I could get some people interested in C2 :D

Sounds odd..

But I would like to create something in the Free Version. But everytime I install it, it realized that I already have the licence.

(No matter where I install Construct 2)

Basically I would like to create a demo game, and give out the capx. So makes more sense to create something that non users and free users can check out too!

oh yes. I was thinking of implementing a 3d engine to use. Not for full 3d, but to use a s buildings from a top down view. A few other environmental objects. heck even rotating. but if your on top of it. You rock :)

Are you using a 3d engine or is this custom 3d code?

I am using a 3D Library called THREE JS. So that I do not have to deal with WEBGL code.

And then all that happens on the screen is by me. Check the Source Code.

There are big limitations to 3D in WebGL.

JavaScript is running via JIT complilers and this is far slower then Complied code. And I guess being such a "Advanced" language does not help either :)

And Webgl does not use Geometry Instancing (at least not to my knowledge).

So limit your units! And Polygons!

I am actually still baffled how Construct 2 gets such a high framerate..

I made stress test with the THREE JS Library and I end up with roughly 2000 Planes (or Cubes). And the WebGL demo:

http://www.scirra.com/labs/perftest-webgl/

Gets me around 4000!

Hm...

Great , it looks totally 3D for me, Good one.

That's coz it is 3D :p

Hehe Yep :p