There is a run file action in Node-Webkit

eli0s Indeed. I would be very happy if it could use offset.

Just curious how this works on canvas2d and what is preventing it to be official blugin is that it is hard to make it work on that. Reference to what Ashley said here https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=146&t=84356&p=679396&hilit=offset+for+tiled+background#p679396. Or is it just the issue if it would behave as Tiled Background. Meaning you could use different textures for same object type.

Not sure if it's a good practice to load every frame from url using Tiled Background. What I had in mind is isometric game using a lot of images and I don't feel comfortable putting everything inside the exe as separate Sprite objects.

For example on

the images take about 86 MB and it's not very big game.

For big areas I think the easiest way would be just to make another tilemap for it and animate it using set tile range => animationFrame.

I don't see the problem on multible Tilemaps, but maybe someone knows something I don't. Mobile performance I don't have any idea.

[quote:yrz4fuhj]This game is great, although it needs difficulty levels as it is, it is too difficult for grade 1-4 kids.

Sure. Too hard for those kids.

Nice game. I just suck at writing english. Too many fasts for me . Also I didn't get "-" to work for some reason.

So just a simple question. Would it be to hard to implement feature to edit and create imagepoints at runtime?

I guess this could be done using additional sprites, but it would be a bit more messy and performance taxing to set positions constantly.

What I had in mind was to make points at runtime that could be used to make physics joints.

Joannesalfa Yes ogg files work

Not sure why I didn't try this before, but if I just play by name (no matter the folder) like this

NodeWebkit.AppFolder&"/media/Here's Johnny" with out the file extension it WORKS

Apparently it needs to be an OGG. At least when I tried to load it by Here's Johnny.wav in the Node-Webkit dev tool it said cannot find

Here's Johnny.wav.ogg

I would still say give Blender another try. I have really started to appreciate how powerfull it is. Specially cycles renderer and all for free.

You usually don't need most of the stuff, but it is nice that you have the options. And no matter what program you use you still have to get the hang of the modeling, for example plan a bit ahead how many polygons you need for a certain shape later (if you are not familiar with 3d modeling). I would also recommend to use some reference images.

And if you don't like texturing (UV unwrap and all that) the vertex paint tool is good option as well.

You will see that I'm by no means a pro with Blender, but here is one character example what I made with vertex paint.

Then when you feel confortable with the software you have the option to make some photorealistic bread

Except button index 0 and button A are kinda broken. Is someone else having similar problems? I'm using r174-64bit.

Oh! My Logitech Rumble Pad 2 actually works now

Joannesalfa But the audio files need to be loaded to the project and there is the drop down menu for sound or music folder. I have done this on CC easily, but it is a bit different on C2.