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- BluePhaze
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Oh, and currently sitting in 2nd place with 450...
- BluePhaze
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Wow, Very nice! Very polished. Now the questions begin... any chance you care to walk through some of your integration in terms of showing the top scores, user pics, etc... or is it all standard stuff from the facebook plugin? Also, did you go letterbox scale with it?
- BluePhaze
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lucid In the past there were issues with collision boxes and other bits so I had just been doing the export as png, once the new plugin is done and supports all the latest, I will be moving forward with the native spriter animations.
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I am not sure, for past games I have used the spriter export as png option and then just imported the frames into my animation.
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- BluePhaze
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If you want to use cocoonjs then wait for them to update the plugin (apparently they are already working on it), or look at using something else. There really are not a lot of choices for Google Play Game Services in C2 currently. Maybe Phonegap, but it has horrible performance.
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3MB is going to limit you to games that are not very complex or long.
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Kursal The export for C2 does this for you. You can set it to brute force them smaller as well in the export options in the sprite editor.
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Get good with the tools by doing lots of tutorials and then you will be able to come up with a way yourself. Even if someone were to suggest a way, unless you are comfortable with the tools and functions it will do you no good.
- BluePhaze
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Create a sprite that when the player touches it take them to the correct layout. Put that sprite in the pit that the player falls through, when they hit it call the go to layout method.
- BluePhaze
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spleen387 You may find yourself in a useful situation as there are many API's out there for third party publishing portals that need plugins created in JavaScript.
- BluePhaze
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Because the people who make these tools do this for a living and they cannot pay for their homes, their food and support their families if they do it for free. It was not free to make the tools. Why do car makers not give away cars for free to taxi drivers?
- BluePhaze
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Export as HTML 5, then add the files to a directory on your site. Read the manual or the tutorials all of this is covered in the beginners information.