You'll first need to store this data (questions and answers) somewhere, for example in an array.
Here is an example how to export an array to csv:
dropbox.com/s/sy2b1okfk9hymsu/ExportToCSV.c3p
You might need to experiment, perhaps it requires double quotes:
"explorer.exe """ & NWjs.UserFolder & "\Documents\DinoSystem\"""
You can try NWJS Run File action with this path:
"explorer.exe " & NWjs.UserFolder & "\Documents\DinoSystem\"
What do you mean by "open a folder"? Show "Open file" dialogue? Or launch Windows Explorer? Or display the list of files from this folder inside your Construct app?
What do you mean? You can show "Select folder" or "Select file" dialogue using NWJS actions, check out the documentation:
construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/nw-js
Excels natively supports CSV format, which is a plain text with comma-separated values. So you can generate a string in Construct with all the data (separated by commas) and save it as a file with .CSV extension.
You can google CSV examples to see how it's formatted.
Another option is to send the data to Google Spreadsheet:
construct.net/en/tutorials/sending-data-construct-23-1447
Yeah, check out Ashley's response in this topic:
construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/two-objects-pathfinding-not-138879
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Maybe you are trying to change obstacle type when the pathfinding instance is not yet created. Or you might need to regenerate the obstacle map.
Can you share your project?
It's pretty easy
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I believe the share function works differently on every platform, even on every device/OS. Maybe sharing text files is not supported on your phone..
Try type "text/plain" instead of "text.text"
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