I'm trying to instal this program, but my computer says that it can't complete de installation because the instalation archive is broken.

does anyone who have an older version that work, send it to me? (or help me in any other way..)

i will send my email in a private message.

Current download link works just fine for me. In fact it hasn't changed for at least 2 months (file matches with one I downloaded in December).

If anything, here's a non-long-lasting mirror to 3.4.2. Inform me when I can remove the file.

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3594143/yal.cc/14-02/cap/c2search.png" border="0" />

Self-descriptive: if your nickname is too long (like mine), two problems appear:

1. Nickname gets cut off, breaking the visuals.

2. Small arrow overflows to the next line, making "Forums" and "New posts" buttons semi-unclickable (since username DIV becomes larger), and leaving you only few pixels to click on the search field.

As title states, applying "recount rep" option through the profile will dismiss any of "Quick draw" badges achieved, apparently due to your download no longer being considered as "quick draw".

Visits to scirra.com/me/badges might be related to the problem.

Taking a look at badges section, and number/times awarded in particular, a thing does catch my attention - the "Evaluator" badge.

http://www.scirra.com/badges/16/evaluator

While looking through the manual in ?s?e?a?r?c?h? ?f?o?r? ?a?c?h?i?e?v?e?m?e?n?t?s, and occasionally checking my profile for changes of reputation, I've noticed an interesting thing:

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3594143/yal.cc/14-02/cap/c2inbox.png" border="0" />

The inbox contains "System.Web.UI.Controls.Literal" instead of message number. How did that happen? That's an interesting question. I am getting this on most manual entries though, for example

https://www.scirra.com/manual/36/interface

As it was mentioned here,

http://www.scirra.com/forum/support-for-ouya_topic75599_post452064.html#452064

http://support.ludei.com/hc/communities/public/questions/200644106-Construct-2-and-Ouya?locale=en-us

Another "if anyone is finding this" response, but there's now also a separate (easier to use) plugin for this purpose:

http://www.scirra.com/forum/topic85337_post499113.html#499113

Built-in browser on Vita supports Construct 2 games, as some have confirmed. WebGL is apparently not supported so far though.

Of the actual export option,

In following topic Ashley stated interest, but I can't find any further information about module being developed or not.

scirra.com/forum/notion-now-sony-devs-now-for-scirra_topic75767.html

You should probably fix the link in first post to point to current version of the game.

After loosing, you can see effects from enemies in the menu screen.

Made it to Wave 3 on Easy difficulty.

That triple-shot power-up actually does the player a dark favour, since that way you tackle a lot of gloops at once, causing a real outbreak once it's out.

Wouldn't call graphics "bad". It could use a background and better player sprite, but generally consistent. Projectile color change upon picking up boosters was a nice touch too.

Sounds or music would have helped though.

Personally I'm also using Notepad++. Some will prefer Sublime Text 2.

If you have FlashDevelop installed for one of purposes, it provides similar functionality, providing syntax highlighting and word completion.

Otherwise, Visual Studio is pretty much a king among the free tools in terms of amount of intellisense it grants.

WebStorm is also good enough, but costs money (possibly making it less interesting target if you're after making a single plugin for now).

Description:

This is a simplistic plugin implementing GameJolt API. It includes auth, achievement unlocking, and score posting, all with according callbacks.

Installation:

As simple as it goes - unzip folder to "Construct 2\exporters\html5\plugins" directory, and restart IDE. Plugin will appear under "Platform specific" category on next launch.

Usage:

Include GameJolt plugin into your project by adding an object of it (it is global, so you only need to do this once). Set up your game ID and private key in object properties (this data can be discovered on dashboard). Afterwards, add according events and actions where appropriate.

Note that while the plugin will automatically authenticate the user, it can take a second or two to do that, so for "first visit" actions you should use "Logged in" event.

Links:

Download: http://gamejolt.com/games/construct-2-a ... ion/21761/

Announcement blog post: http://yal.cc/gamejolt-api-for-construct-2/

Update 1 blog post: http://yal.cc/gamejolt-api-plugin-for-c ... ate-aug14/

Demo: http://gamejolt.com/games/other/constru ... emo/22058/

Demo source (.capx): http://gamejolt.com/games/construct-2-a ... /?os=other

GameJolt topic: http://gamejolt.com/community/forums/to ... -api/2867/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/YellowAfterlife

Support me: http://patreon.com/YellowAfterlife

If there are any questions, feel free to ask.

Hey guys,

I'm also very exited about the new multiplayer feature, but I'm asking myself how mighty it really is. Can you make massive online games with 10+ of players? Can it handle big Maps and a lot of actions like in RTS games? Will it ever really work on mobile without wifi, like in 3G or even edge?

I'm not that great in programming, so I may never program an MMORPG :-D I'm just curious.:)

WebRTC is a promising API, but support currently varies ~ caniuse.com/#feat=rtcpeerconnection

(still can't add links -_-)

Out of mobile browsers, it might work on mobile Chrome, but that's it for now.

Regarding networks, it depends not so much on speed (for a simple game you might need only to transfer several kilobytes of data per second), but rather on latency - neither 3G or edge are known for particular stability.

Generally multiplayer over WebRTC sounds very promising, but I'm interested to hear how sync issues are going to be approached, or if they're going to be left on developer' fault.