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Thanks for the answers. It's just that I duplicate a bunch of tilemap objects across my layouts and I sometimes stumble upon random assortment of tiles outside of the actually used area when I have to scale the map bigger. But considering even deleting them doesn't exactly do anything I might skip deleting it (but my brain hates it that I know they are there :V)
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I've wondered this for a while. If you take a tilemap, draw a bunch of tiles and then scale the tilemap smaller, the tiles visually disappear. If you scale it back up they reappear, so they are clearly not deleted. But does it mean they use up any kind of space or processing? As in: Should I always make sure to delete them or is it basically irrelevant?
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There's also this example project utilizing the HTML Element

editor.construct.net
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There used to be a 3rd party plugin implementing this but it kinda got abandoned. I even made a little prototype with it (requires controller to play)

wackytoaster.at/phycube
- WackyToaster
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What about bigint?

w3schools.com/js/js_bigint.asp
Not sure if that's used for the default construct variables.
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For some reason, the way C3 works just.. I don't know how.. I don't know why.. It just clicks in my head.

Exactly why I stuck with Construct all these years.
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I've never thought about this, I didn't even know that was a thing. Interesting.
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That would be great. Since it was present in the SDK1 I do hope it makes it's way into the SDK2 and as such the scripting interface. There's also PostTick() which might be useful to have behaviors tick before the script runs.
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Would love them to hire a developer to make plugins full time, even if its outsourcing some work to talented devs in the community, like they've been doing with example files.

I actually want that but for effects. Shaders can do so much magic.
- WackyToaster
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You try to load "AJAX.LastData" as a string, not as a value. Do it without the ""
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- WackyToaster
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Construct uses somewhat different syntax for Arrays. Try
{"c2array":true,"size":[3,3,1],"data":[[[255],[0],[0]],[[0],[255],[0]],[[0],[0],[255]]]}
- WackyToaster
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You don't have to be technically competent, you have to become technically competent :)

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/array
So it will look something like this

choose(rgb(Array.At(0,0),Array.At(0,1), Array.At(0,2)), rbg(Array.At(1,0), Array.At(1,1),....))

Check the console for errors (F12 in chrome) it will tell you if your ajax is working or not.