I have found that some WebGL effects cause this.

Their API does not show any support for WebGL.

If you have a folder-based project, you can just copy-paste directly over the files in the animation folders. Is it really that much trouble? I'm not sure I'm clear on why this is so tedious. You can do the same for audio - just copy and paste files over the ones in the project folder to replace them.

Ashley

Scirra could probably make a lot more money if they made a Unity Package in the Asset Store that could read in C2 projects and run them inside the Unity engine (and export to mobile with Unity).

Basically C2 could be a super powered version of this (https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/7381)

This way C2 can have all the advantages of Unity big team features AND still be the premiere 2D game engine (for cheap since the Unity free edition is all that would be needed for C2 integration).

Sort of like this:

http://www.brashmonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=15670

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I have tested on several different devices and looked at the specs for all the different processors. I personally am not going to support iPhone 4 and below. It is simply too low power of a device (like a PC from the 1990s).

The iPhone4s is about twice as powerful and everything above that gets even better.

I've got this working with my scores during gameplay so thanks for that but I've got an issue trying to get this to work with my webstorage.

Sorry if i missed out anything out, hopefully someone can help.

What I normally do to quickly find the bug in my code is use a Browser.Log and write out the variable in question or the return value of a function...etc. until I see what is going wrong.

I'm a beginner here and I too was looking at how to insert commas into numbers. Thanks trultz for the detailed guide into doing this.

I'm curious to Magistross & ggibson1 method of doing this. Could you guys go into a bit more detail on how to use this expression please? I've tried inputting this into my score via functions but its not worked for me as nothing happens.

I haven't found many topics that talk about RegexReplace so my knowledge on the matter isn't great, which is probably why it hasn't worked for me.

Thanks.

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https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=79284&p=791551#p791551

Look at the bottom of this page.

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/phonegap-developer/5c6a2d1e-4fad-4bf8-aaf7-71380cc84fe3

A dev tool for testing PhoneGap apps

Setting the framerate mode is not a suitable mechanism to implement pausing. Either use framerate independent mode and it happens automatically, or disable the behaviors when pausing. If you think there is still a problem when not changing the framerate mode at runtime please make a new report.

1) The documentation says that the Framerate Independent mode isn't as accurate as the other mode. How much difference do think it really makes?

2) Disabling the physics behavior doesn't work (I tried it) because for example if the player, which has the physics behavior, is in the middle of a jump and I disable the behavior to pause ... when I unpause and re-enable it then the player just drops straight down instead of completing the jump. If I flip from Fixed to Frame independent mode when I pause and then back again when I unpause then the physics calculations continue where it left off when I paused and player completes the jump.

I am "tricking" C2 into freezing only the player, enemies, moving platforms, and other "play time" game elements (even physics behavior objects), yet still allow full C2 functionality during the "pause" for the game menus, dialogs, etc... I have tried all kinds of different ways to do it without causing some negative side effect (like #2 above), but the only way that works is 1) Disable Sine behaviors, 2) Set ALL physics objects to "Framerate Independent" and time scale to 0, and 3) disabling all events directly related to updating "play time" objects.

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/309/cr ... s-textures

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/572/ma ... background

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/712/cr ... -with-sine

The 'framerate independent' mode is not designed to be changed at runtime.

Because of that statement I suppose it is not a bug... however you might want to add that support because of the root reason where I was trying to pause individual objects at run time.

I am sure you have seen in the forums people talk about how to pause the game yet still have menus, dialogs, and other UI that takes full advantage of the C2 engine while the game itself is paused in the background.

This is exactly why I am changing the 'framerate independent' mode at run time. I want my physics objects to be as accurate as possible yet be able to pause them without setting the system wide timescale to zero which prevents my menus from using things like the "lite tween" plugin to implement "touch scrolling lists with momentum".

I have this working now because I can change the 'framerate independent' mode at run time but it seems that I have to set it on the first? physics object I added to the layout and then it applies to all the physics objects. So I have a function that does it to each physics object type in the layout so that it happens to hit whatever the first one was on that layout whenever I pause the game... this works, but apparently isn't designed to work according to your statement.

Let me know if I can help you in anyway (sample capx) if you are interested in adding this feature to allow people to pause the "game" but not the menus that popup during the paused game.