I loved the graphics and action demoed in the video. Good luck with this great game!

All I've seen from a lot of your posts are blatant attempts to bump you back to the front page. I mean, you figured something out and it's coming along swimmingly now.... No details on what was wrong or how you fixed it. Why don't you just start a blog?

I believe any moderator would've taken care of him a looooooooong time ago if there was any issue. At least this guy stays motivated and humble no matter what the crowd throws at him.

On-topic: I saw Apexicon on Steam Greenlight a few days ago and I had a slight flashback, quickly remembering that the name sounded familiar... and here it was! Best of luck to you, pal. I can see myself in your shoes in the near future!

Now all I need to do is push ahead of the game development's version of "friend zone" - the concept zone. <img src="smileys/smiley17.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

That's an interesting view.

But I tend to see it less complicated:

Linux - free

Mac OS X/Unix - free

Android - free

Windows - not free

Didn't Apple charge for the previous Mac updates? I remember the following updates of whatever version you were on to cost like $20-30 to upgrade, no? Maybe they followed Window's 8.1 steps, but I'm pretty darn sure they will charge for their next OS overhaul.

LieutenantDavid

If you already made your player object be able to move and get animated for left or right, then the rest of the actions follow basically the same setup.

To have the player do the idle/standing animation, you want him to trigger that when he isn't moving, so you do:

Player: [X]Platform is moving --> Player: Set animation to "name_of_idle_anim" (play from the beginning)

Player: Platform is jumping --> Player: Set animation to "name_of_jump_anim" (pay from the beginning)

When it comes to the first Tizen phone specs, I've read quite a few times that Samsung will be making its first device a high-end one. Knowing Samsung, they are likely to release a bunch of phones, ranging from low, mid and high end, especially since Tizen is basically their baby, too. Anyway, take that with a grain of salt as it could end up being just rumors. Develop as you usually would with mobile performance/limitations in mind, I guess. Otherwise, you could try out the Tizen emulator in its SDK here.

iikii

I just did a quick test on my phone (Samsung's Note 2) and I managed to request full screen (on button touched > [Browser]request full screen) within Chrome for Android perfectly. Afterwards, I gave it a try with Samsung's own browser and I couldn't request full screen through the button. That's not a problem since I simply went to its settings > Labs > selected "Quick Controls" (hides URL bar) and "Full screen" (hides status bar). Depending on your phone's own browser you may find similar settings for when a button request from within the game doesn't help.

Also, just in case, I gave it a shot with my iPad in Safari but I couldn't request fullscreen, not even with Chrome.

Hope that helps!

Quoted from their licenses' FAQ:

f however as an individual you make more than $5000 USD in revenue from your Construct 2 creations you will need to upgrade to a Business Edition license. Read more about how license with Construct 2 work.

There is no monthly fee, no annual fee, no licensing per published product or sale you make. You buy whatever license suits you, and that's it. That's what gave me the push to purchase this without thinking twice - of course, other than being the best and easiest HTML5 creation tool - after months of consideration and testing other platforms. Also, like they say, once you make $5,000 from your published creations the business edition becomes affordable enough!

Go wild and publish your brains away!

Edit:

Hurrr, I'm dumb. I just realized you meant Scirra's own Store! Since that's the case, I'm also super interested in this being answered.

To make the layout move up/down when the player jumps I would do it by adding the Scroll To behavior on the player sprite. That way, since all your guy will do is jump, the camera will always keep him centered.

Read everything here: Multiple resolutions - solid example.

I was breaking my head with the multiple resolutions between monitors, smartphones and tablets in my house and that solved everything for me. Just make sure to use the anchor behavior on the objects/sprites that you want so they maintain their intended position at all times regardless of the screen size. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle">

It seems to be a development platform, too! <img src="smileys/smiley3.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> I'm loving more and more the HTML5 gaming push from this generation!

I use Aseprite for all my pixel needs. It's easy to use and you can also animate flawlessly with it. I consider it a hidden gem.

cvp

How wonderful! I'm finally grasping the looping concepts in C2 better now that I'm implementing them in things of actual use to me. Thank you! Also, the change you made to the first function is simply genius. I need to further develop my programming creativity to see little stuff like that.

Anyway, I am now in the process of seeing how to better implement the days of the week for when months start having irregular starting days (like a month starting on Wednesday instead of Sunday, for example). Apparently, it seems that I need to manually tell the calendar which is the first day of a certain month, and it picks up from that - at least that's how I've seen most Javascript calendars being made.

Once again, thank you for such a quick reply!