pending the Ashley's reply, the plugin is finished (if Ashley reply yes it's already done) and have the following basics features:

- support NW12.0

- support steam SDK 134

- works on win32

- works on win64

- the black screen issue is solved

- condition "steam is available" works

- "active achievement" action works

currently working on advanced version with the follwings features:

- added condition trigger "onclearachievementsuccess" -> DONE

- added condition trigger "onclearachievementerror" -> DONE

- added action "clearAchievement" -> DONE

- added condition "isCloudenabled" -> DONE

- change condition "issteamoverlayavailable" -> DONE

- added condition "isCloudforUserenabled" -> DONE

todo: add "getNumberOfAchievements" expression

Sounds awesome MadSpy we're really in desperate need of a working greenworks plugin, hopefully Ashley will approve this asap.

lunarray

Load and Save support! You have just made my life considerably easier, thank you so much!

Thought I'd bump this as I'm having the same problem with a big project too. This is happening daily now, with the project randomly switching from a project to an autosave without any notice. I only realise when I notice the project title has changed. It's resulted in a lot of lost work.

cranberrygame

Thank you Sang, you're awesome

cranberrygame Hi Sang, the Cordova Unity Ad plugin works great with android, but it doesn't seem to be working with XDK built iOS apps.

ludei

here's a screenshot from thatserafimkid demonstrating the same issue

This is the error i get in the developer app.

-I've exported with cordova,

-set minify off

-deleted the config and intel addition files

-put everything in a www folder and zipped it(ive also tried it without putting it in a folder)

-I uploaded to the cocoon site, selected canvas +

-removed the whitelist plugin(I also deleted all cranberry plugins from my project)

I don't know where else to go from here. I keep getting a black screen and that error in the debugger.

Any suggestions

ludei

I'm having no luck exporting a very basic Android test project which features no plugins. Deleted the config file and removed whitelisting. The Canvas+ apk opens in a tiny window and flickers, accepting no touch input. I've tried it in developer app and get the error "cannot open the javascript file "cordova.js: IllegalArgumentException"

It would if you told it to.. Haha..

But Rex has also made a time_away plugin which counts the time since the last session..

Just beat you to it haha, thanks for the help

I would suggest using the date time plugin..

It knows the days in a month and the months in a year and the minutes in a day..

Does it really? If I were to check if the current time was greater than a saved time of 22.00 +4 hours, would it know to check for 02.00 rather than 26.00?

Create a variable in the enemy sprite called instance and make it different for each one, then make a sub-event with the condition is enemy 'instance' 1 and so on...

Hi. I'm trying to make a timer that can knows how much time has passed since the game was last played/since a variable was changed.

A good example would be Crossy Road which gives a free gift every four hours.

Basic timers only run when the game is open, I need something that runs on system time. Creating a system using the date/time plugin seems way to complicated as you'd need to program it to know how many hours are in a day, how many days in the current month etc.

Can anyone think of a simple solution?

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Hey Joel, here are some of the key things that helped me build an efficient inventory with an array.

Create only one sprite for the inventory items, this sprite should have a different animation for every item in the inventory with an appropriate name. Let's say that you have 8 visible slots in your inventory. At the start of each scene create 8 instances of the inventory item, even if you're inventory is bigger than 8 slots, it's only about the visible slots. Position each of these items in the appropriate place, I create an image point in the inventory bar animation and set each sprite to that position e.g: create object 'invitem' on layer GUI at 'InventoryBar.ImagePointX"item1" etc. etc. Then run a function that fills the items to correspond with the array. Here's mine:

So this first sets a variable stored in my inventory array to 0, then for each instance of my inventory item sprite it sets the animation to whatever is in the array at the value of this variable. For example if the value saved into my array's X at 0 is "Hat" it will set the animation to "Hat". Just make sure you've create an animation called "Hat" and it will work. Then it adds 1 to the variable, so the second time it runs this loop it will set the animation to whatever is in the array's X at 1. If the value is 0 this means the slot is empty and it sets the animation to default, i.e. an empty picture.

Moving the inventory left and right isn't too difficult. You create a variable, lets call it invScroll, and you add 1 to this variable when the left key is pressed and subtract 1 when the right key is pressed. You also run a function after changing the value of invScroll, i.e. every time you press left or right. This function is almost identical to the one above for arranging the inventory, except instead of: set animation to Inventory.At(Inventory.item) it will be set animation to Inventory.At(Inventory.item+invScroll)

Hopefully that makes sense and is enough to get you started!