Yes sure and cause I looked a bit like him. But this was some years ago, now I?m just another nerd :D

Html phone call

So yes it?s possible and also not very difficult ;)

1 possibility to insert Html code

Sure you can.

The Load Image from Url just loads an Image from an Url and set a given Sprite to this.

This means you make a mockup from your page with sprites(just filled with the color of your choice) and than after the Ajax Request you grant them the right images.

Loading Screen. With this Tutorial you can make your own Loading Layout, so you can load the images before the page gets shown. But don�t forget the Sprites you want to replace need to be on this Loading Layout!

Manual for load Image from Url

It needs much more performance, cause picture are much bigger. There are many possibilities like Tiled backgrounds to keep the performance well. But I think other user can you tell more there.

You should also know that new smartphones like the Xperia Z got a resolution from 1920 * 1024 (or 800 not sure). So its definetly better to scale down

Pantaloons, sry for my false informations. Tought it?s still at 50mb not 65mb.

Which customers do you try to target ? High End Smartphone Users(Xperia Z, Galaxy S3-S4, Htc One) or also the old ones ? Do you target only Phones or also tablets ?

For the older ones you should try to stay under 50 mb. But dont trust C2 with the memory use ;) If you exportet you application check it with Eclipse Memory analyzer, it is mostly much lower than c2 told you ;)

You make an ajax Request which contains the url of the image and than you say Sprite Load Image from Url ("Ajax.X").

Do you know the Hash Plugin ? It will help you much to work with Ajax data ;)

For videos I cant help you, I never made something with that.. But I think it would be possible with an iFrame.

Is there any solution to check if the user tries to close the browser/tab ? Or is there a plugin for that ?

Already searched but found nothing.

So you give the player a instance variable like Hover 0=1 not 1= yes

And in your move events you aks if he hover.

Example:

On Key w

And

Sprite.Hover != 0

->do it.

if you just added the movement behaivor you do:

->Every tick

--> if hoover = 1

---> disable movement

--> else

---> enable movement

I'm glad I could help and nice that you posted your solution.

You need to pick the right instance before. Something like:

-> Every tick

--> Any pick action like Sprite.InstanceVariable = rand(X)

---> Set speed random(x)