C2 has no problem playing many sounds at once.

Try preloading the audio and see if that helps.

If you don't overlap, they won't be in sync with the game if enemies are dying at the same time, but if you don't want overlap, just stop or fade the previous sound before triggering a new sound. You can assign tags to the audio to make this easier.

I'm going to look into this, I haven't really focused on audio yet, so I have lots of weird things I have to figure out. For a while, if i played music in the background, no audio would ever play for sound effects.

I think these things are all just me doing it wrong.

I'm using latest chrome on Win8 :/

This is exactly what I wanted.

I'm fine with single sounds, but is there a way to prevent overlap? Maybe a Don't try and play if playing already type of thing.

Rather than "Oh shoot, I have to play 5 sounds now, let me make a mess of it"

I would prefer "Oh shoot, I have to play 5 sounds now, let me play the first and if forget the rest since they would overlap"

Lets say 5 little enemies that when killed, play a sound.

I have tried different ways of setting it up, but the sounds don't ever match up with the game. They overlap, cut each other off, just basically don't match up with the game.

Are there tricks to having a bunch of sounds play right next to each other? I just can't seem to sync them right.

Looking for tips, this isn't a bug. Thanks!

IE9/10 is the default browser on Windows Phone 7, 7.5, 8. Windows 8, Windows Surface RT, Windows Surface Pro.

That said, we know the performance of IE is, sub par. WebGL and sound drivers are not implemented. Overall compared performance is lacking. The only way to fix this is to make our voices heard. A good place to start is the feedback forum.

https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/Feedback

I'm still trying to figure out how to register and submit feedback though. I will update this as I learn more.

I'm following this thread, to get better instructions.

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ieitprocurrentver/thread/f694f7a1-65a0-4149-ab26-7ee5f7efd60f

firebelly, the webgl blur seems to me to do exactly this - what difference do you notice?

So from my tests, WebGL glow and blur use a Gaussian blur to give that fuzzy glow effect. This is not really what I'm looking for. In the original post there are examples of glow. Where the sprite is full resolution with a glow around it. I have included a picture to describe what I am looking for.

I don't want the inner sprite to be blured. I want it full res. I want to able to control the blur color.

Check out the example here.

Given the new shaders, has anyone found a simple way to do this? I don't think the new webgl blur does exactly this.

Does anyone have a list of contacts for the GamePad support for Chromium / Mozilla? Since Chromium is the basis of awesomium, adding gamepad support to it would be a double whammy (EXE and Chrome support).

I don't know if it's lack of man power or political issues that prevent more gamepad drivers from showing up in the browsers. Curious if anyone can point me in the right direction.

Does anyone use Git, GitHub, TFS, CVS, Subversion, Bitbucket or others for Construct projects? Considering the project file is a single file, I don't see how to let others work on the project at the same time.

Any thoughts on this?

Right now I just Dropbox.

Neon/Additive Glow: Same idea as additive but without having to render the object multiple times.

Motion Blur: More true motion blur, for player or bullet effects.

Deform from ShaderToy (I just want to do exactly what is on that shader.)

I wasted a lot of my life on Ikaruga (Dreamcast). Simple in design yet pretty hard to master.