What was the problem/solution? I have some problems myself with Windows export, for example when i click on that file with a 8.1 universal app export, Visual Studio crashes, everytime, with every prject i tryed. When i want to open the windows 10 exported project it just says i need Windows 8.1 to do this.

Guess i have to update my Windows? But i fear VS will still crash after that.

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do you have a solution for adding ads to the "Windows 10 app" ?

Thanks you!

im currently working on a second part for my game 'Warehouse' called 'Warehouse2'

it will include lots of new levels, new graphics (made by an real pixelartist instead of me), option to undo steps, a level editor with the option to load levels from txt files and a lot more!

wil try to release it to Android, Windows Phone and FirefoxOS in August and will continue to work on it every day until then, so stay tuned for updates

yeah i see desktop is a problem but it would still be a super cool feature for mobile export where you have tons of different resolutions and i think 99.9% of games exported for mobile run in fullscreen so you could just take the overall resolution as reference.

I think it's possible to render SVGs at a fixed size and then just use them as a WebGL texture, but this could still be slow when scaling objects gradually (every size change requires re-rendering the SVG then uploading a new WebGL texture to the GPU), and it would still use lots of memory (the same as if you just used a normal texture in the first place). I'm not sure that really has any benefits.

when thinking about using vector graphics i came to a related idea. One could use svg graphics in the project and when the exported game is loading (or after or before?) a "preloader/svg-to-pngexporter" checks for the resolution of the device where the game is loading and exports the svg's to png's accordingly to this resolution (or multiplied by some factor that you specify in the editor) then it clears storage and loads the game with these png's. Only happens at loading of the game (or before, etc.), not when the window size is changed. That way you could be sure to always have "crisp" graphics, no matter how big the resolution is and wouldnt waste memory on small resolutions. Only loading time should be affected. Does that make sense?

hi, there are some bugs with "tab to reload", most times when it said tab to reload there where bullets left but couldnt be fired

Thanks guys im just waiting for them to start wanting html5 for desktop like they do flash.

maybe you already waited too long, sadly, sales on html5 licenses are going back since beginning of 2014, you can read about that on FGL.com or other html5 dev forums.

nice game! how do you track the plays?

at first i thought i controll the spider but then i realized how its played

...but the non-Crosswalk Android build will only work well with Android 5.0+...

or not so performance hungry games, depends heavily on the type of game i would say, try out some of my games (signature) on Android 4+ devices (only "Find the Fruits" is an crosswalk app)

sorry if i overread it, but is there a way to center the view when using Fullscreen "letterbox scale" or "letterbox integere scale"?

fldr - between something like AJAX and Sprite, I think that is pretty much no actions at all, making the family pretty useless!

yeah, the Ajax object isnt the best matching candidate for what i descriped, but who knows what people want to build? i wouldnt worry and just let the users choose what they put into the family, if they put something in like the Ajax object it would be their own fault that they dont have many actions left to choose from, but personally i would love to mix sprites, tiledbackgrounds, 9-patch, spritefont etc. because what these things all have in common is x, y, visibility, width, height... and so on (and i think this is a more appropriate example then the Ajax object).