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- czar
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- 17 Feb, 2013
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That is actually quite fun. Maybe the pigeon and plane concept is a bit of a stretch. A knight and zombies perhaps?
- czar
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Sorry to disappoint I haven't make it yet but I would really like to.

<img src="http://www.cpcgamereviews.com/r/rebelstar.png" border="0" />

I still have a few challenges to overcome before attempting a turn based tactics game.
- czar
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- 31 Jan, 2013
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Pode
Good idea. I will investigate. You have got me thinking.

Loving this forum. Lots of people, lots of great ideas.
- czar
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- 30 Jan, 2013
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Granted but there are ways I can send info from win32 app to webpage so I may look into it again at a later date when I am experienced with Construct.
- czar
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- 30 Jan, 2013
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Ashley
It certainly is the right tool for the job, construct 2 is brilliant and we are already using it for a online project. It is so right for the job that I want to use it in more ways, I may have to look at setting up a server within each centre that hosts the software.

thanks
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- czar
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Hi all,

I probably have a unique problem. I would like to use Construct to make programs that run on desktop computers as part of our existing win32 software. The export to exe presents problems including the size, 33-40MB for a simple program is excessive. Also the exe is not going to work as I need to read some data out of the registry, including the students Name, ID etc.

Then I thought I hit on a marvellous solution.

Create a an embedded chromium webpage within a win32 Delphi program and just open the html on the local machine. (The local machine does not have internet). This way I only need to include the embedded Chrome once and the HTML files are not so large.

The snag is that for some reason if you export a project to HTML files it need to be put onto a server. If I double click the index.html I get a message and black screen.

Can someone explain that requirement? Is it by design to limit use or is there a real reason for it?

Is there a work around that I could use?
- czar
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- 28 Jan, 2013
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Spelling mistake in instruction screen - fingger - should be finger
- czar
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- 24 Jan, 2013
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Nimtrix - wow that was a quick reply to my question.
I was editing my original question as I had discovered an answer to one of my own questions. The forum here is awesome so much information.

Thanks for the reply, I have tested and it works just I want it.
- czar
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- 24 Jan, 2013
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Hi

I would like to use construct 2 for making programs to put in our current suite of educational software.

I would like to be able to export our games to use in a Windows desktop environment. We are also wanting to make tablet and web programs but desktop would also be nice.

However, when I export using the Node-Webkit option I don't have the ability to remove the windows border. From what I have read it sounds like the functions are in the script just not available from the interface. Is there a way that the app comes up on the desktop without a border? If so how do I do it? Or could this feature be added to new version?