Hail to you all!

I'm planning on creating a universe full with the good stuff, star systems, star ships, planets, aliens, the whole lot. I'm not going to bore you all to death with a gigantic wall of text, instead I'm going to throw you head first into my idea.

You're a character existing in an alternate reality of where you awake in your cryopod during a cargo run on a colossal freighter. Events will happen, it will test your whit and skills forever altering your characters journey.

Inspired by Deus Ex, Mass Effect, Alien Isolation, Deadspace and Rimworld. You will be able to build bases, ships, complete missions, explore planets and destroy hostiles. You will awake in prison in a star system far away to cruising in a Destroyer class ship inbound to the planet Garth? to rescue Queen Barth? in the Farth Star System?

Well, you have it. Please give me some feedback, I'll need it.

PS, it's going to be designed for Android & iOS but built on Windows.

Thanks for reading!

Hi all,

My idea is a to create a space exploration rpg game for the iOS and Android.

I would like to know if there's any tips that I should know before I begin? I'd like to design it on the computer first but worry that if doing so will result in me not being able to port it over to the iOS/Android easily.

I'm worrying about layout sizes, does it all downscale to fit on the smart phones screen or do I manually have to downscale everything when I port it over ?

Thank you

Here's everything that you need to get yourself started.

construct.net/learn

If you have any questions about how to do anything that isn't in the learning section then the forum is the place to be. :)

Good luck and remember that you can export to all major platforms... Apart from the PS4 :/

You need to test your games before releasing to the public. Did you do any of this before?

Hi I have purchased a license and I am seeing ads.

You are in the correct place. Honestly Construct is the best, scrap android studio. Why limit your project to one platform when you can use Construct and export to all! *Cough* waits patiently for PS4 support :(

Learn Construct, you can do almost anything.

Utilize this awesome forum and its extremely helpful and experienced community of whom have helped me with each and every problem that I have ever had.

You are in the right place.

Dop.... This is perfect. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! :)

Your name with your permission shall recieve a special thanks in my games credits on its release to steam.

klkev

I love your enthusiasm to jump straight into the deep end I do, it's often the best way to learn. I too have that problem. My advice to you is to step back a bit, build a small project based on your idea and add small bits to it overtime. Build up your own knowledge base of how Construct works and when your ready to go ahead with such a mammoth task, you'll know.

You will also most certainly need to purchase the Construct3 license in order to build this huge MMO game that you plan on doing.

I would most certainly join you in this project but my knowledge of this engine severely lacks. I have the tendancy to start building a game, move onto the next, scrap it and repeat. This time I'm going to work on just the one game and then release.

If you jump straight into this project of yours, it's going to be a full time job. I'm talking graphics, sounds, programming, planning, marketing, playtesting, animating as well as whatever real life tasks you have around you. You need a team for this type of project, I would volunteer but first you need a good grasp of Construct.

JayH

I have the exact same jittering problem as you. Yours is a platform, mine is a top down RTS game. My graphics jitter too, actually even worse with pixel rounding off.

I wish I could help you, I too am searching for help in regards to why this happens. My objects should stay still! At first I thought it was something to do with my paralax layer, but disabling that has done absolutely nothing.

Wish I could help, good luck.

What would we all do without your infinite wisdom. Thank you.