BTW; have you tried exporting using node webkit? Both you and your friend will have their own exe file (or osx/linux)

Check the following video/tutorial regarding dropbox.

Make sure you have a public folder! If not, let me know, and I'll help you out!

youtube.com/watch

It's actually a Construct 2 tutorial.

Excellent list!

Thanks retrodude! I'll do it!

Wow! All the information you've written is extremely helpful!

I was considering either goddaddy or fatcow. It seems that the best course of action is to rent a server and build the website from zero, although it will require considerable programming knowledge (which I'm willing to learn).

Joejoe, I appreciate your time for writing an excellent reply!

Thanks a lot!!!

I'm also interested in reading about the Scirra team's experiences with Ouya!

Scirra Team: Are you planning to release a blog entry reviewing Ouya? It will be highly appreciated!

I couldn't make it past the loading images. I had to refresh constantly in order to get to the section where you are able to choose a pachinko machine. Once there, I couldn't play the game. Is it because of Facebook?

Hello Scirra Community!

I'm willing to invest on a web site of my own.

Are there any hosting services or website creation tools you recommend?

I'll appreciate your comments and suggestions!

Well done Auntie Val!!

I like the "feel" of the game!!!

Regarding the touch controls... I'm using a laptop with touchscreen. I tried it both using touch controls and mouse clicks. The mouse clicks worked, but the touch actions didn't destroy the shell.

WOW!!! That's amazing to read!!!!

Let me know once you refine H?pfen!!!

If you have a short-animated video, you may add it as a sprite, frame by frame, although you'll have to be careful with the size, and whether you want to export it to mobiles or just PC.

The key to stopping sounds effectively is creating tags when you define an event with the "Audio Play" action. "Play" is the action that allows you to tag a sound. Construct 2 marks its as "optional", but in fact you must tag every sound file for later use with other actions. Be careful with Lowercase/Uppercase for your tags!!!