Hi,

the greenlight comments don't look very promising for your game and a few of them nailed the problem with your game.

Hi,

didn't see an option menu in game

and also no idea about your button mapping

Your browser has a developer mode already included

so eg. Chrome

Hit F12 (developer mode)

CTRL + Shift + M (or hit the phone icon)

Now you can test whatever screen size you like (chrome has already very common settings included)

i think this tutorial is a great start https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1031/p ... wn-hosting

The steps you need to make:

pick a (free) webhosting package

look for the manual or FAQ (usually it is already mentioned in the mail you get after registration) from this webhost to know the ftp setting

get filezilla and write in the ftp connection details

upload your exported html directory

and hopefully play your game

if it doesn't work this could help https://www.scirra.com/manual/168/mime-types

So if you go to a paid webhoster it's important to know if the mime types are set up correctly before you pay (mail to support)

Hi,

to change the size of your TextBox

TextBox > set size to width and height (could be an equation how big the text is and how many lines)

and of course you need to resize your bubble to (similar to textbox)

You can also wrap text, ...

Like if your text is coming from an array you could ask that after x letters make a new line (but wait for space or -)

so your textbox looks something like this

"some text from array " &newline& "the rest of the text"

It's a little bit technical, but very important to know if your web space doesn't work

https://www.scirra.com/manual/168/mime-types

So - yes - you can host your own game, but the web space needs a certain configuration.

here is the smallest version I can think of

make on sprite object and give it the sine behaviour

set the sine movement to size and period to 4, magnitude 50

in events

system > on start of layout | objSprite > set sine active

| system > wait 1 second

| objSprite > set sine inactive

It's the first tutorial in the tutorial section - that's the first thing everybody should try.

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/top

And yes, this is topdown, but it also works like this on plattformers.

It was made in Unity

The Company is really small and based in Vienna (patriotic tears of joy) and it took them 4 years to make.

When you look into Wikipedia - more often than not you will see wich game engine they have used.

Hi,

the way that definitely works:

set objBox sine wave active (e.g. when colliding)

wait x seconds (x= half of the wave - if the wave would need 2 seconds set it to 1)

set objBox sine wave inactive

Should also work

You could check the sine cycle position in an IF statement

Just looked at the source - and I have no idea what you did

And it's tiny. I thought there would be a lot of events - but boy was I wrong.

It's great and when I have time I will study it.

THX for sharing

Just a few quick thoughts

You have a lot of different options.

e.g. give the enemies an instance variable like enemyAItype

or all enemys have a unique UID - you could ask for that number and for every number multiple of 3 (modula) use this AI

or move slower faster with random generated number

or don't spawn them on the same time