Depends on the game, of course, but you can churn out a jam quality game in one hour if you're good at it.

The permanent address is on the sticky.

The hitboxes for the spikes are too punishing, be more forgiving with the users. It's probably a rectangle, also, use a triangle even at the cost of performance, because if they game feels bad, no one will play it even if it's super fast.

If you want to stick to a square, move it way up, I'd say 70% of the current height of the object.

Try removing the particle systems one by one and see if it helps. I think you create a ton of them when you move left or right.

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A degree is definitely not required to work in this industry, more so if the degree is outdated and somewhat irrelevant. And remember, you don't have to be an employee! You can run your own company if you want, but it needs a great investment of your part, and it's way riskier (being an employee it's easy way).

I'll try and raise issues for both the Fullscreen and this issue.

Good thing you got it sorted, because I can't even remember how I did that, lol =P

Yeah, it's a beta, but I'm using C2 to publish very small apps for now. Considering that I only use VS to edit a couple things and publish, a 6 GB minimum install + all the "bloat" they add to a PC it's a lot.

I'm trying to and make VS "15" work now ASAP. It seems that the latest version, Preview 4, already works, so now it's time to find out exactly what packages do we need.

I hope we get fixes (Windows Store plugin) along this Xbox fad soon, because right now microtransactions don't work.

i think you should try this:

export game as html, open visual studio 2015 (not "15", that's an old preview version), download newest (google download visual studio community).

The whole idea of this thread is to use VS "15", not Visual Studio 2015. VS "15" latest version (Preview 4) was released yesterday: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news ... 5-relnotes

I wanted to post a followup on this since VS "15" Preview 4 was released:

I'm not sure what are the bare mininum packages yet, but I was able to load the project correctly, and try a debug with a Windows Store object (with Test Mode On).

Will update with more news later.

So, to keep it super short, I want to make an Android Live Wallpaper app, using everything I can do from Construct 2. I know it isn't instantly deployable, but I want to make something like a tamagotchi via a Live Wallpaper.

Any help on this subject?