Downloading now will give it a try

Super, thanks!

Hi everyone, I have a new android game out.

It's a casual asteroid mining game where you collect minerals by smashing asteroids. Each ship smashes asteroids in unique ways, but protecting the asteroids are missile-firing turrets.

I'm looking for feedback to improve the game and user experience. There is an option for being a beta tester on the play store, but there is little difference between the beta and production versions.

Your feedback would be much appreciated, and would go a long way in improving the game. And it's pretty fun!

Thanks,

Henry

https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... mashminers

Hi everyone, here's a space mining arcade game - Smash Miners

It has a simple game play in a dynamic environment.

Demo video: https://youtu.be/B4XSy5jutJE

https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... mashminers

Let me know what you think.

Henry

Here's where I read about it, starting in the "Documentation" section in this link:

https://documentation.onesignal.com/v2. ... tification

The rest API key when logged in is here:

App Settings > Keys & ID's.

Hope that helps.

What kind of examples do you wanna see in the capx file?

What do you mean with the rest api key? The one you insert in the plugin properties? Or the unique one the device has to make push by itself?

The plugin properties uses the app id provided by OneSignal. They also provide an api key, which they recommend be stored and used on a server instead of an app user's device. In the app, I can add tags to a user through your plugin, but if I want to send out a push from a client's device to target other users based on their tags, that request needs to include the api key on top of the app id.

Maybe the api key can be added to the plugin properties like the app id and google project # in a safe way?

As for the example capx, maybe something simple that shows how the conditions/actions/expressions are used in context of a simple app that relies on notifications. See rex's plugins and their examples for inspiration...

I've just completed the installation and it worked for Android via intel xdk. Great to see it working properly, nice job!

Could you make a sample capx file showing the plugin in action? That would be helpful.

Also, regarding the 'tags' feature, the website says pushes with 'tags' require the REST api key with the request. Then it also warns about having the api key stored on the client device. Is there a workaround for this?

Thanks

Hi, just got your plugin. Hoping it does the trick.

I added the google play services to intel xdk. They changed the name to com.google.playservices from cordova-google-play-services.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

hgm

In c2 you have to "get location". Then use the same trigger.

On your phone go to settings > apps > (your app) > permissions.

Hi all, I'm trying to get geolocation to work on Android/Intel xdk. When I make changes, and reinstall on my device, it works perfectly at first. Shortly after, the plugin gets stuck trying to get a location. Any way to get it working reliably?

Thanks

[Edit]

The steps below seem to have fixed the issue. Now the stock geolocation plugin works on my nexus 5x (running official android 'N' beta). Geolocation has become much more intricate with these new phones. It can determine the location from GPS and GLANOS satellites, cell towers, wifi, etc. The location setting can also be modified on the phone to use all sources (high accuracy) or satellites only. With these hardware upgrades, the software still works, with the following method:

Intel XDK:

• Add the latest geolocation plugin (v2.2.0, this automatically adds an additional 'compat' plugin).

C2 'geolocation' plugin:

• open the plugin folder (Construct 2\exporters\html5\plugins\geolocation)
• in the 'geolocation' folder open the 'edittime' java file (best to do with notepad++, notepad-plus-plus.org)

'geolocation plugin:

• look for this line: "rotatable": false, // only used when "type" is "world". Enables an angle property on the object.
• enter this line under it: "cordova-plugins": "org.apache.cordova.geolocation"

C2:

• When getting a new location use "High accuracy". I set the timeout to ten seconds.
• During export I don't check "New Intel xdk project format", but I do check the "geolocation" permission.
• I haven't tried the minify script, so I'm not sure if it would have any effect.

It may not all be necessary, but this method made it work for my app on my device.

Hi Rex, I'm having trouble with the firebase query function.

Here is the setup [plugin used]:

(action) [Query] 0. Create a new query for ref X

(action) [Query] 1. Order current query by Key

(action) [Firebase] Add received callback: "Tag" once for query [Query] (child added)

Here is the response [plugin used]:

(condition) [Firebase] On received "Tag"

(condition) [Query] LastData is null

I get the following popup error on during app startup before the app finishes loading:

"Assertion failure: Condition method appears to be missing, check ACE table names match script names."

Same error caused by

(condition) [Query] On received "Tag"

I have the FirebaseAPI plugin installed.

Also, I can't seem to find a way of receiving a reply from firebase if a text entry is missing. When there is data, [Firebase] On received "Tag" triggers a response, but not when it doesn't find a match. Any ideas?

Nice, thanks! The dropbox link seems to be broken.