[url=https://www.scirra.com/construct2/releases]https://www.scirra.com/construct2/releases

I don't think so.

Setting them all manually is a matter of copy/paste, right?

How does position checking work with behavior such as pathfinding?

I have a variable that is supposed to be set to 1 when the enemy gets close, but my debug textbox (updated every tick) shows this is clearly not happening.

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/4exRtRp.png" border="0" />

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/BAhfm1S.jpg" border="0" />

Do you develop in C2? Just wondering, because any prototypes you make that I find fun are ones I would want to further flesh out, and I wouldn't want to pay you and then recreate the prototype in C2 when I could just make it in C2 myself.

james, I think he is asking how to tell whether his app is running on Android or iPhone...

Thank you for the clarification!

I get to be the test pilot for your plugin's iOS capability? D:

Has anyone else ever made a multiplayer-capable iOS game with C2? I'm curious as to what tried and true options there are.

All I can say is wow. Thanks a lot for sharing this!

You should also provide a link to the game you made that features this effect in action ;)

I don't want to see Construct 2 move to 3D until 2D games stop being commercially possible, which may be never.

C2 is the best 2D games authoring platform I have worked with to date. If I want to move to 3D, I will use Unity (which is not very good for making 2D games, by the way) or some other engine dedicated to 3D.

Thank you for the clarification. I intend to ship an iOS game, so I'm a little confused as to what HTTP server I will be using or have access to, or if it's needed at all.

The game I am making is a space shooter, but if I understand correctly, the plugin simply allows another user to join in the current game. I don't intend for this to be possible in the single-player campaign (no co-op mode). The only time the player will interact with other players will be in multiplayer mode, and that will be its own section.

If you consider WebGL as a part of HTML5, which a lot of things are considered 'HTML5' without actually being part of the HTML5 spec, then 3D games have already been possible in the browser.

Honestly, I'm not sure. It's weird because releasing on Kongregate shouldn't cause bugs in and of itself unless you had to modify it to fit their platform.