Posted by beaverlicious in another thread, game idea creator

Some of those are so neat that I'd really like to see them done.

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Scirra is essentially 2-man operation, so they aren't available on 24/7 support. I can't give any estimate of their schedule, but I'd expect reply in couple days,

fass.. the problem is your windowse-emulator. It's not fast enough to run those games proplerly.

I tested this with Firefox 27 .. and it gives:

""Javascript error!

TypeError: this.quads is undefined

localhost/Tilemap_plugin.js, line 1531 (col undefined)""

About the only reason I'll see for calculations like that could be on generating some kind of list of all possible actions at the turn on a Game. That is there are numerous cards with different costs (or units with different movements) and the algorithm is trying to maximize the effect gained with certain point value.

Anyhow.. those can become quite big/slow quite easily..

I'm quite sure C2 can do it. At the same time C2 is a lot more generic and open package than those 'adventure building kits' so you can expect to need to effort to make it happen.

If you can't make a code.. draw some kind of schema with more details of what you are trying to do.. I'm quite sure someone here will be able to fill in the blanks.

Your experience is not a VLC related in any way.. this Forum software just don't work properly.

Ah.. I kinda expecting that someone here had made this one, but it does not look like been made with C2 .

dogetek.co/game

Thanks.. Looks really nice and useful. Landscape variant is really good to have too. 4:3 and 3:2 are typical aspects of photographs, the 16:9 is often used on videos, and nowdays also on many phones.

You have really nice and calm voice.

For the second one.. Please upload your example .capx to somewhere to be seen (like dropbox). It's nearly impossible to comment without seeing the original problem. Especially if there's some mistake (or logic fault) at the event code, it's mandatory to see the files and be able to run them on one's own PC.