I tried the workaround (using the older version of Node Webkit) and now it works just fine so it's solved enough for me

Hopefully the next version of Node Webkit fixes things for good though.

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=146&t=95506

Oh thanks! I didn't think to check general discussion for some reason

Problem Description

Games exported with Node Webkit on Windows seem to freeze every few minutes or so while playing. I have tested this with several different games. Note no freezes occur while playing the game running Node Webkit though Construct 2. This only applies to the exported game.

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Export any game with node webkit and play it for a few minutes.

Observed Result

Game will randomly freeze from time to time.

Operating System and Service Pack

Windows 7 SP1 64-Bit

Construct 2 Version ID

Release 168 (64-bit)

Edit: Okay it doesn't seem to freeze for some of the example games so I'll include the game file I'm having problems with here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30588726/Not%20Pasu/test.7z

I wonder if it has something to do with the resolution of the game.

Or blocks do not seem to be working properly for me either in the newest version (r144).

In the Flying along game template, the game does not function properly unless I remove all 'or' blocks. For example the event "Touch|Is in touch -or- Keyboard|Space is down" does not work unless I separate it into two events: "Touch|Is in touch" and "Keyboard|Space is down".

Edit: Oh there's a r145. Didn't get an email about it for some reason.

Alright it seems to work fine now!

I think the reason is that even though the enemies are leaving the screen, they're still inside the outer margins and only die when they hit the margins. You could either set layout margins to (0,0) or make it so enemies die when they are no longer onscreen instead of leaving the layout.

No problem. Also if you want to jump back to be more of an even arc, try something like creating a variable at the time you want to jump that is equal to Self.X - StartingX, then move the sprite (that variable)/(number of pixels to move per frame).

Suikama

That's not a bad suggestion with the families. I'm going to try and alter this idea a bit.

And you're right, the "Set angle of gravity" does exist for the PLATFORM behaviour, but I need it for the PHYSICS behaviour.

But thanks for your input, it's always appreciated.You can use both physics and platform behaviors at the same time though. Just have platform apply to the family and physics apply to each object individually.

Here's an example of how I've implemented this in my own games:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30588726/Not%20Pasu/jumptiming.capx

"Set angle of gravity" does exist though

Unless you mean in general, in which case what you can do is create a family of all the objects you want gravity to be applied to, and then set the angle of gravity of that family.

Edit: ah I miss read you the first time. However what you could do is make a family then apply the platform behavior to everything and turn off player control.

Edit2: or not because you cant control platform behavior of families haha silly me

Edit3: oh hold on, so apparently you can apply behaviors to the families themselves.

So what you can try is put everything you want to change gravity of into a family. Apply the platform behavior with default controls turned off to that family. Then add an event that sets the angle of gravity of that family. Hopefully that works.

just have touch simulate jumping

so something like:

Touch| On Touch Any Start: player| Simulate Platform pressing Jump

One way you could do it is give your sword a variable, say "hit". Then whenever the sword is swung, if it hits something like an enemy, have events that increase the combo count by 1 and change the "hit" variable to true.

Then put a condition on said event where it only activates then "hit" is false.

Finally at the end of the sword animation have an event that changes the "hit" variable back to true. This way the sword can only "hit" something once per swing.

Alright so I applied and was granted Premium access, then I exported my game again, put it on Google Play and this time it let me set up In-App Products. I created a managed product with the same id name as the one I specified in Construct 2. Then I published the game.

In my game I set up some flags for if CocoonJS can access the store and if it purchases something properly. The first part worked fine and it seems that my game was able to connect to the online store, however upon pressing the "buy" button, my purchase failed flag is triggered.

My Events in Construct 2 basically goes like this:

Touch| On touched button: CocoonJS| Purchase product "id" with preview

CocoonJS| On "id" purchase completed: Text| Set text to "Purchase Completed"

CocoonJS| On "id" purchase failed: Text| Set text to "Purchase Failed"

Upon pressing the button, no preview or anything pops up. The text simply displays "Purchase failed"

Did I miss a step? Or does my id name have to be something more complicated?