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- russpuppy
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- 23 Dec, 2013
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Link to .capx file (required!):

dropbox.com/sh/sebu367atepm7xr/vrx3NDJrJy
Steps to reproduce:

1. run this project in Cocoonjs on Android. If WebGL is enabled the tilemap images will look funny, if you disable webgl it renders ok (but I want to use webgl!)

Observed result:

Tilemap image displays funny. Image is all pixellated and weird--not sure how to describe it

Expected result:

Tilemap tiles render as they should

Operating system & service pack:

Cocoonjs on Android

Construct 2 version:

155

Thanks!
- russpuppy
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- 17 Dec, 2013
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Doc Ai try saving and closing your project, then restart Construct 2 and see if it works
- russpuppy
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- 17 Dec, 2013
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— LittleStains solution might be more what you're looking for, but I changed it up a bit with physics and also made it so you can select which box you are going to use (and I think this solution is a bit simpler). The key here is the physic angular velocity on an object with the physics behavior.
here is the capx file
- russpuppy
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- 13 Dec, 2013
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russpuppy never got the native share functionality but I did get a decent workaround. I'm launching a specific URL from the browser object and Android is smart enough to know which apps can be loaded with the provided URL. So far I have email, sms and twitter.
Here's a capx that shows how I did it. dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/38658788/sharing.capx

funkyos, thanks this is a great workaround.
You could also do Facebook with the sharer.php link.

example: facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php

Here's a good website for building links with URL parameters: sharelinkgenerator.com
- russpuppy
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- 12 Dec, 2013
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Santa might have something for Android in his sack!

excited to see what is in store!
- russpuppy
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- 12 Dec, 2013
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Opengameart.org for some free art. I actually just released a free tileset there: opengameart.org/content/rpg-tileset

I use Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to create my own art. Gimp is a decent free alternative. If you want to do simple pixel art there are a million editors out there, you can google it.
- russpuppy
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- 12 Dec, 2013
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funkyos did you ever find anything out about this? I would love to know as well
- russpuppy
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- 10 Dec, 2013
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very cool, thanks! You could add this to the new capx tutorial section (see scirra.com/forum/tutorials-section-now-has-capx-examples-category_topic82666.html)
- russpuppy
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- 10 Dec, 2013
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This is one of the best games I've seen with Construct 2! Looks like you're using Spritely? Have you thought about Steam Greenlight?

You be planning on this already but you may want to do a quick spell check on some of the text in the game before releasing ("ennemy" should be "enemy"), but that's not a big deal. Good work!
- russpuppy
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- 9 Dec, 2013
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Asset stores aren't as big of a deal for 2D games--just go get 2D art somewhere else like opengameart.com. Lot's of free music available online as well.
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- russpuppy
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- 9 Dec, 2013
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looks cool. do you have a steam greenlight page up yet?
- russpuppy
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- 5 Dec, 2013
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imothep85, It depends on how you set it up the files on your server. You could put each game in it's own folder (that's probably how I would do it, that's how I'm doing it with http://funandfunnygames.com)