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  • What version/platform are you running on?

    There was a bug on Edge based platforms that prevented the recent projects list from being updated, which occurs when projects are opened or saved. It should be resolved in the current beta version.

  • STARTECHSTUDIOS there's some bug fixes for the plugin coming in the next release.

  • Looks like a classical numerical precision problem. Often when computers perform maths on non integer values a small amount of error will creep in. For instance if you add 0.1 and 0.2 in most languages you will get 0.30000000000000004. It's generally better to structure things to avoid needing this sort of check, but there's a well known solution when it does happen.

    You can use an appropriate epsilon ( or fudge factor if you like ) in the check.

    So replace your condition with something like:

    abs(470 - camera.X) < 0.01
    

    The "abs" will allow the camera to be a little less, or little than the target.

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  • LuisCGForte you can refer to the current item using a full stop "." and the top item with a blank string "".

    So the following event sheet:

    Would give you:

    outer 7647, inner 7648, inner 7649, inner 7650

    That should solve your problem without needing to wrap the array in an object.

  • Hi recca20 can you file a bug on our issue tracker for us to investigate. Thank you!

    https://github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs/issues

  • The easiest solution is just check if the value exceeds a boundary, and the divide it.

    So if value is greater than 1m then divide by 1m and round the value. This also has the nice side effect that you know which suffix to put on it. It's important that you round the value, or you will get decimal points stretching off into infinity instead.

    A downside to this approach is that you lose the fractional part of the value, but you can solve it with a slight adjustment. Try dividing by 0.1m, rounding the value then dividing by 10. This will give you the same value, but with 1 decimal place. You can do the same with 0.01 and 0.001 as well if you want more decimal places. Here's an example for you.

  • We don't currently have plans to implement renewable or non-renewable purchases at this time.

    Replacing the underlying cordova plugin has been on my low priority to do list for quite awhile. That would be the ideal time to reconsider it, but I'm cautious about implementing them after we added consumables. The proper usage of consumables requires quite a lot of forethought and potentially complex infrastructure on a users part, which I expect either stops anyone using it or they just ignore the implications. I'm expecting subscriptions to be similar or worse. A quick look seems to suggest that server side receipt validation is required at least. I also expect usage to be incredibly low, you are the only person who has asked for it as far as I'm aware.

    Your free to file a feature request at https://construct3.ideas.aha.io/ideas?project=C3 if there is significant interest we may consider it sooner.

    If you need the feature for an upcoming/ongoing project then you may be better served looking into implementing you own plugin.

  • Sounds like a bug in the c3runtime, can you file a bug on our GitHub tracker please. Makes it easier for us to keep track of the problem.

  • Hey . It sounds like a bug, can you please file an issue on our GitHub tracker. Forum threads are not the best place to track issues.

    https://github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs

  • dop2000 I wasn't involved in the tween plugin so I'm not really sure. Diego is currently working on a bug that sounds similar though. See if the issue is resolved in the release that just went out, if it isn't file a bug for Diego to look at. He can tell you if it's expected behaviour, a quirk or an error.

  • There's no reference materials yet, we'll release documentation for new features with the next stable release.

  • The native code in the admob SDK is quite large. It's not really clear why. Our code around the SDK is around 80KB before compilation, so there's not much we can do to reduce it.

    Apple is quite generous about app size so you don't need to worry about any limits, and I don't believe users will download that full IPA. Apple does code recompilation and optimisation before sending an app package to users.

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