Just wanted to hurriedly test if saving was the issue. So I relocated to browser storage.

After I just wanted to hurriedly fix it by reformating.

My next plan is to shoot myself in the knee and see if that fixes any of my problems Excellent planning... excellent.

Hey everyone,

Writing this just in case someone else is utterly retarded like me, but I set up autosave to save in Local Storage or browser storage, a few days later I decided to format my hdd to see if it will fix random crashes of Construct 3 in Chrome. After a few hours all is clean, I backed up all things but I had a nagging feeling I forgot something.

So I open up Construct3 and yeah. I am certifiably retarded. Lost 30% of what I worked on in my latest project

Will pause for a week now with something else, maybe finish another game.

I just want to live in a cave in the mountains and not deal with stuff like this. And probably get eaten by lions on day 2.

Anyway that's it.

OK I solved the problem. It was some Construct.net website data. I found it in Settings > Safari > Website Data and deleted it. Now it works perfectly fine. Hope this helps someone else running into the same problem.

iOS 11.2.2 and 11.2.5 both have the problem when Remote Previewing from OSX Chrome

I'm previewing template demo's too. Same issue. Will try from Windows and from OSX Safari

Ashley Just found it peculiar how radically fast all the crashes stopped once I removed webms. Yes btw it was OSX Chrome.

I realized I haven't been able to load it up for a few months now and I've been using FB Messenger as a workaround.

It's just stuck on loading forever.

I do believe that it also caused massive instability in Chrome for me. Crashes every few hours. Since I switched all my Webm files to M4A there's been ZERO crashes and it fully functions on Safari.

So I guess solution is to ditch webm, at least temporarily. :

EDIT: Actually Safari proper doesn't load it up as always, I have to go through the browser that FB Messenger opens when I send the link. It used to work afaik 2 months ago

I wanted it to be an automated process because users will do it at runtime.

But Ashley pointed out that I could use the File Chooser plugin and I was like "WOAH".

What have I been doing all these years??

So this solves my need (if it works on mobile ). Thanks for the reply too!

I'm exporting at runtime into Json and then importing via copypaste and textInput object.

The problem is Construct 2 and 3 exports with single quotes and the import doesn't like that, it requires double quotes. So I'm making a for loop that counts the tokencount instances of quotation marks ( " ) and I want to replace it with ( "" ) so later I can just plug the value in and the dictionary eats it.

I can't seem to designate a single quote though. """ doesn't read in, nor does """""

Any ideas?

Thanks

Seems none of these work:

"::placeholder { /* Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari 10.1+ */

color: red;

opacity: 1; /* Firefox */

}

:-ms-input-placeholder { /* Internet Explorer 10-11 */

color: red;

}

::-ms-input-placeholder { /* Microsoft Edge */

color: red;

}"

I've been trying how to CSS change the color of the placeholder. Now it's just ugly gray, I want to make it fit into the color scheme of the entire project.

Thank you!

SamRock do you still need help?

C3 has an inbuilt json reader, you can also read it by opening it in a normal text editor, or you could load json data into a dictionary in c2/c3

hope this helps if not, write