Really, lack of floating dual analog touch controls. My work has Unity licenses($70/month) and Unity has a buy price of $1500. There are no built in touch dual analog touch controls. I'm done with this thread.

This says it best.

Mr X wants a cookie cutter software... and mr x will leave and never do anything of value like so many others. Its a shame really, all it takes is hard work.

I repeat: €330. I expect this to be built-in. Why shouldn't I? Or do you think I'm asking too much of a "professional" product now? Thought you guys said this wasn't a toy.

(I'm aware that my disappointment shines through btw)

This is a game development software which has been marketed as paint by numbers type deal (which it isn't), game development is exactly that... YOU develop the game (yes, even the controllers), no software can or should do that for you, or at least none can do it to your unique requirements: So many diverse c2 creations from top of the chart mobile games right down to simple apps for disabled kids. This is truly a fantastic product. Others have built amazing mobile games, the reason you can't is, you can't.

Your disappointment seems to be rooted in you want a cookie cutter software development tool that can build the next greatest thing, well, you haven't earned that knowledge yet. It can be done, it is being done, just not by you... not yet

signalling server connects the players together, that is it. After that it is browser to browser, so if player drops connection then he leaves, and if he is host, then gamers are disconnected.

the signalling server is free, scirra are running one that all can use. if you want to run your own, then you have to buy it. But hard to beat the specs of the scirra one.

The issue isn't the server, it is that webtrc is still buggy as hell, and the various browsers keep breaking it.

I might sound harsh, but I'm truly disappointed with the whole picture so to speak, of Construct 2.

You are entitled to your viewpoint.

But, disappointment comes from 2 things:

(1) The inability to use the tool.

(2) The realization that it is limited.

Note: Number 2, can only be used by users who have mastered the tool. In all honesty there really isn't much C2 can't do within the scope of what it was built for. It can go head to head with many products currently on the market. I own most of them, and this "toy" is pretty top notch.

I understand where you are coming from, I have my own disappointments, but your disappointment I feel is more from an inability to use the tool, whilst mine are limitations outside of the scope of which construct was intended for.

Sorry don't know. I am using eset currently, but avast, avg, eset, bitdefender etc all are pretty similiar. So it shouldn't be hard. Google Bitdefender inbound rules and work your way through it. You should also configure your windows firewall inbound rules too.

Here you go How to preview on local network

90% I think you didn't configure your firewall.

and another nice trick is to reserve an IP address for your work computer (C2 installed on) on the LAN [so you always use same ip and don't have to change it via construct prefrences everytime it changes. or look it up when using your phone. reserving is done via your router. Google your router and reserve ip LAN

DayDream,

Because its is for kids... I went digging into my swipe bin and deep into my archives: Trivia Game

Use previous capx for non duplicates to get list of questions numbers for sequence of questions.

Don't use a text file, rather use a array.

Here is how to random the array with no duplicates.

If you only have 10 questions then make array width the number of questions it will random that. Save those random numbers and into another arrar, and delete them one buy one as you use the questions.

Another +1 for spritefonts.

Latest Beta Release

Very basic example