I am at the stage where I am going to add an introduction to my game project.

I want to synchronise movement to the music.

Is there anything specific I have to keep in mind?

Will Audio always start playing at the same exact moment or are there lags depending on the system?

I plan to use Awesomium to deploy to Windows desktop.

FPS are great.

Windowed and Fullscreen mode produce identical fps.

However it's always crashing on EXIT on Windows7. On Windows8 it doesn't seem to crash.

In Fullscreen mode ALT+F4 does not work. How can I exit my game?

really????

Big ? to you!!!

I have just tried r106 - accelerometer works perfectly!

How can I test Inclinometer? Is it AngleAt command?

About the other sensors...

Light sensor - show day/night scenery in game

Geo Location - in games with a world map, you can start from the level from the country you are in!

compass gyroscope and orientation - useful in virtual map-quest style games where you have to physically move around the room!!!

I have come across a very interesting example for accessing accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, light, inclinometer, orientation and Geo-location sensor APIs in JS in Win8. They work 100% in IE10 as I have tested them out.

software.intel.com/en-us/articles/sample-application-all-in-one-sensors

Would it be possible to include these sensor commands in C2?

Would you be interested to add some Windows8 sensor commands to the plugin?

I have come across a very interesting example for accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, light, inclinometer, orientation and Geo-location sensor APIs within Javascript.

software.intel.com/en-us/articles/sample-application-all-in-one-sensors

I do not have enough knowledge to create a C2 plugin for this, but I can help test it out...

I have a Win8 laptop with touch screen and accelerometer and other sensors.

Touch works perfectly.

However Touch.AccelerometerX Y and Z are always returning zero values.

Are there any specific hardware requirements for the accelerometer commands on Win8?

I have been developing software in C++ for 21 years.

No tool or sdk is a miracle solution.

C2 is great for making html5 games for desktop. That's why I bought it!

For developing mobile games I use other skds, and so should you for now. Maybe in 2014, mobile browsers and mobile hardware will be so powerful that html5 2d platform games will run at 60fps with very fluid movement.

You have to be flexible and learn different technologies that will do the job best for that one particular project.

vandinz, Windows8 has great support for developing with html5 in VisualStudio. However IE does not support webgl

r104 and r105 cannot convert my files to ogg

r103 works fine

i have the same problem with r105 :(

so i reverted back to r104 and had the same problem.

i thought it was my windows setup...

but then i reverted to r103 and all works fine!

so its definitely a bug with the betas

As Ashley said, the best option is to form a small team of shader experts, so that they can adapt current shaders to work with C2 and make a shader pack available for free