Hey Casimir have you tried the capx I posted on page 3?

Let me know if you have any specific questions about it (but it's been a while so I don't remember anything about this honestly :p)

Are you talking about .webm or .webp for images?

A SONG TO SLEEP TO

Hey guys merry christmas!

I'm now in Singapore, and this is originally a collaboration a local artist

So I made a website based on the original music video, and building upon the track to make it "live" online

http://www.asongtosleep.to

This is heavily based on audio and video plugins

I split the song in 8 main loops, and a dozen of secondary tracks going on top

Theses sounds get together procedurally to play an "infinite" evolving track

While two videos layers for the snow and the cat also loop (more or less) seamlessly

And interacting with the elements affects how music is being generated

Play around and enjoy the snow and asmr vibes :]

PS: The videos may be still loading at the beginning because of this

PPS: Only really woks on desktop/chrome

Did anyone find a solution to this?

I also think the "can play through" doesn't really work

Especially when two videos will play at the same time... always get stalled

Savvy001 Try with older versions of nwjs, I think v0-13-0-rc1

But yeah would be good if it could work with last version

So I had some time to try that in more details this week end

Forward slash seems to work most times for win/linux, except one case where I had to add "file://" beforehand

Still can't seem to make all work, anyone managed to use nwjs "run file" in Linux, for like, playing a video file and its default player for ex?

So I already built my app that works on windows, and currently trying to make it work on Linux and Mac

I use paths a lot to read and write files locally, and been using backward slash "\" for windows paths

And trying it on Linux it would not find files, or just write the path in the filename like "directory\filename.jpg"

Now I read Windows seems to accept forward slash "sometimes", so should I use "/" everywhere?

Anyway what's best practice to treat paths for use on all systems?

MadSpy Thx but I don't know what that means either : ]

Fidasx I was thinking of a universal variable like "NWjs.AppFolder" that would work on all platforms

How would you do it on mac and linux then?

Also the path to the bin seems a bit more complicated according to this

(and I didn't manage to make it work in c2 with that path)

There's a "Delete file" action in Node Webkit / Nw.js, which seems to delete a file completely

Now how does one delete a file to have it in the system trash bin instead?

I guess I could use a "Move to", but then there's no NWJS expression for Trash folder apparently

PS: Also, had anyone tried to move large files with nwjs on Construct2?

Maybe it's just me, but it doesn't seem to work over 1Gb or so

> I'm doing a movie app in C2, reads any local folder with films, and brings info and visuals from a bunch of APIs

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Creative way of using C2. Keep it up, looks great!

Thanks Anonnymitet, I'll post more later :]

I'm doing a movie app in C2, reads any local folder with films, and brings info and visuals from a bunch of APIs

No worries was kinda bad luck no to get a reply on your first post

Yeah what I meant is that it looks more like the ship is burning, or something like a shitty old car (from earth)

Here is some inspiration for retro water splash in c2

And yeah I still haven't passed the pig lol