Wish that would exist for Construct 3 :)

I can only point you to my help thread which no one answered either.

Maybe you can find a hint in there, you can either change your json to a contruct formed one or hope for someone to answer :) really curious myself how to get a normal json in C3

construct.net/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/json-to-dictionary-135343

Search for forums would also be great, or not every single post that looks promising ending on a 404.

Here the hack for delivering a correct json (again, this does not answer my question, I don't want to modify my php, there must be a way in construct 3 to deal with it)

<?php header('Content-type: application/json'); $json = array(); $json['c2dictionary'] = true; $json['data']['asd'] = '123'; echo json_encode($json); ?>

Ok so this works

echo '{"c2dictionary":true,"data":{"asd":"123"}}';

I see. So then how do I get a normal json response {"asd":"123"} into this format? (without rewriting it in php of course)

There must be something I am missing here.

Here my php in case that helps.

<?php

// try to return json

header('Content-type: application/json');

$json = array( "asd" => "123" );

echo json_encode($json);

//return json_encode($json);

?>

AJAX.lastData = { "asd" : "123" }

For the love of god do I not find a way to get that into a dictionary.

Please help. Thank you

Hi, bit lost here.

Launching an ajax call to test.php it returns: {"123":"test"}

I tried Dictionary load from json string ajax.lastdata it also shows count 1 but when I use dictionary.get("123") it only displays a 0

Trying without ajax just a string to dictionary: "{""asd"":""test""}"

dictionary.get("asd") returns 0

however adding a key via: add key "ok" value "test"

dictionary.get("ok") returns test

must be doing something basic wrong. maybe someone has a tip

Hi, for someone who knows Unity and never tried Construct 3.

How would following scenario be done in Construct (just rough description)

I have a Character of which each part can be replaced. Legs can change, Head can change etc.

How does animation work in Construct? Is that literally just sprites. So I would need to assemble my character, write out the poses I need and then somehow get that in Construct?

Or is there some form of bone system?

And will it work on phones, too?