Yea its annoying as hell. Happens to me very time i try to post something

I'm pretty sure what you're imagining will never be possible.

I don't think Unity wouldn't allow another company(like Scirra) exporting through their own software.

And second, probably no able programmer would bother with porting inferior HTML5 code to Unity's superior engine.

Why not just make your project in Unity? It's a vastly better engine if you can learn how to use it.

Do you mean like in Wolfenstein 3D or the old-school brick maze screensaver for windows?

Hi,

I just noticed Linear Dampening accepts values well above 1, like 4. And it actually WORKS.

Linear 4 damps a lot more than Linear 1

That is contrary to the information inside Construct 2 itself which states that Linear dampening should be a coefficient between 0 and 1.

Am I reading something wrong or just misunderstanding it?

Hi, I'm giving the Grid and Snap to Grid options a go.

What is in your opinion the most optimal Grid Width/Height ratio to set for a 16:9 project filled with power of 2 images?

That is in regards to being able to snap everything exactly to the edges of the layout and to their own edges at the same time. Is that even possible?

16x16 seems to fit nicely and snuggly to my eyes but maybe i'm just not seeing something.

Does it space them out by point of origin or size/borders of the object?

I can't really figure out exactly what this aligns or how.

Does anyone have better insight?

How is this relevant to the Construct 2 Forums?

Unity has nothing to do with HTML.

I just noticed the optic was titled [Suggestion] : P

I thought you needed help with making that in-game.

They're good suggestions if the team has time to implement them, but otherwise you can do all of these things already in Construct, very easy with very few events.

It's connected to your Steam account, so you can use it on any PC where you have access to your Steam account : )

It is indeed a bit weird that we have to rely on third-party programs/wrappers to be able to set orientation.

One thing to consider however is that non-CocoonJS performance is so bad on Mobiles/Tables that I don't see why you'd even want to run anything through Firefox/Chrome.

I'm imagining good security in Construct 2 is very difficult to achieve with regards to that you have very little direct control over most of the information flow.

I think the issue is quite negligible - If you're making a persistent state online game like an MMO then you're looking at the wrong game engine.