I guess it would be:

<Area of collision polygon> * density = mass

Check the collision polygons, if they are simple, then you are in luck.

Clay.IO is a plugin that people are using to do all sorts of neat stuff. As far as I know they will soon support AJAX for CocoonJS.

But I haven't tried yet.

on iOS the size also works fine. I tested with various sizes.

Hi,

You can use any TTF. See the post on Ludei's website in the blog section:

blog.ludei.com

True type fonts: CocoonJS now can render text using a true type font file that you can provide inside a folder called ?fonts? among your assets.

So when C2 has created a ZIP, then you add a folder inside that ZIP called "fonts" and copy the ttf into that folder. Doesn't work on Android yet.

Do you mean the CocoonJS ads plugin?

I'll send info on my game when I can give the full write up :)

Just waiting to sort out some of the content on our website.

For the moment it works fine in iOS, but doesn't work in android.

You need to add the font into a sub directory in your zip named "fonts".

My game just got approved on the app store.

I found two issues that I need to resolve so I will be releasing an update before this weekend.

I did a test. Looks like the game lags while loading assets. I play an intro sequence that overlays the loading screen, and these frames need to wait specific times before changing.

I made a "hack" on the load screen and modified the time scale to counter the slowness.

Price point is perfect :) Worth every cent!

I think so... Probably similar to Google play ($25) The other guys on the project did all the registration and financials, I just made the game work and submitted.

I have my game submitted and waiting for review on the app store, and on the samsung store in device testing.

Apple takes an average of 8 days to review, and mine has been there for almost 7 days now.

I used cocoonJS, and a macbook pro to compile and upload.

Google play is giving us issues as we are based in South Africa, and they don't support paid apps here.