This is very cool! I'm curious what kinds of settings folks are using to achieve a good anaglyphic effect.

I have amblyopia and am pretty much blind in my right eye so...I can't really trust what I see without having to almost completely shut my left eye. Hard to explain but anyway, I'm curious what works best for others.

Thanks!!

I've had no luck on this. On related topic I was hoping to create a very simple "DJ" application that allows the user to load wav files into triggers (or buttons) and then play these sounds back. However, it seem this is not possible as all sounds must be added before the build process meaning that there exists no way to communicate between NodeWebKit and the Audio plugin in Construct 2.

I put a few posts up about it and got no response so I assume there is no answer to problem unless Ashley, et al. decide to support dynamic loading of sounds.

Mmm...one more bump

Update: I am able to load the file path through NodeWebKit (open dialogue box) into a String and then I can use the Base64 audio plugin to play this file.

However, this is very limited and won't really work for this application. I need to be able to utilized the advanced audio features and provide controls for volume, panning, looping, and other effects.

Any ideas or is this not possible with the current Audio Plugin?

Hello,

I'm trying to create a fairly simple "DJ" application (using NodeWebKit and the Audio plugin) that allows the user to load sound files from their local computer and then play them back. Essentially there are 24 buttons and each button can have a sound added to it, set the sound to loop or play once, and then hit the button to play the sound.

Am I correct that the current Audio plugin can only use sounds that are imported in Construct2 prior to export? Does anyone know of any way to accomplish the above with the current version of the audio plugin?

Thanks!!

newt, thank you for the response. I'm embarrassed to say I could not figure that out or even figure out where to find this information.

Not to trivialize the conversion, but I think Construct2 is just about perfect as is and some of these suggestions would add a layer of complexity and unreliability that would really compromise the features that make C2 so attractive. The pipeline has been quite smooth and we get incredible features (like 3D sound, etc.) made easy and on a regular basis.

I would not change a thing about the current development model.

I don't mean to hijack this thread but I have a question about NodeWebKit and maybe someone here can answer. Is it possible to access the UserMedia plugin, specifically the microphone, through NodeWebkit? I need to something very simple where by I use the speech to text capabilities of the UserMedia plugin to write to a file through NodeWebKit but so far it seems that the exported .exe is not able to access the microphone.

Any help is very much appreciated and I agree with others that I would like to see more features from NodeWebKit enabled.

Thanks!!!

I guess more to the point, is it possible to access the default microphone input, using UserMedia, through NodeWebKit exporter? It does not appear to be possible, but I might be doing it wrong.

Hello,

Is it possible to use the UserMedia speech recognition plugin with the NodeWebKit export such that FinalTranscript is written directly to a txt file. I modified the speech recognition example to do this but the file is not showing the results.

Any insight is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Thanks, Ashley. I had tried that and thought it didn't work but the problem was that I viewed it in notepad (which I guess doesn't recognize the newline command). Word pad and everything looks great now.

Thanks for the quick response!

Hello,

I am trying to find a way to organize my data in a somewhat readable manner and am wondering if there is a way to start a new line when writing to a txt file using WebNodeKit.

Right now it looks like this:

data data data data....

But I want it to look like this:

data

data

data

data

....

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!