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- MartinMystere911
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Hello Everyone,

There are thousands of JavaScript tutorials out there. Some of them are free, some are premium, some are video tutorials, and some are more sophisticated and make you solve tests to assess your understanding. Unfortunately, all of them are based on HTML, CSS, and React, which are specifically geared toward web development. You can not find one tutorial based on gaming.

So I have decided to write my own tutorial, Under each topic, the basics are explained, followed by an example section that is based on the gaming genre (40 different genres to be exact).

It is totally free, please check it out at below, looking forward to your comments.

https://demirels-organization.gitbook.io/javascript-tutorial/

Hope it will be useful for the community

MartinMystere
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- MartinMystere911
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- 28 Dec, 2022
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thx so much
- MartinMystere911
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How do you set an object visible / invisible using script?

something like runtime.object.getFirstInstance().setVisible ???
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- MartinMystere911
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Hi Guys,

In VS Code, The in-editor debugger, especially, is particularly helpful. It supports Node.js (JavaScript and TypeScript) from the get-go. Plus, you can add an extension like Debugger for Chrome to debug your JS Code.

I was wondering if there is an extension similar for Construct 3

thx
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- MartinMystere911
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Thank you very much! I was looking more for the "On button pressed" event, but your code was enough to get it working.
- MartinMystere911
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Ok, I have read through all the tutorials Ashley wrote on Javascript

I understand how Keyboard movement works

I understand how we use import from script/modules etc.

I know I need to use simulateControl("up") in some form.

But I still can not write a TileMovement "UP" triggering from the event sheet

I keep getting errors. Can someone post a working example, please?

Thx
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- MartinMystere911
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I am happy to announce that I launched my first game on Google Play using construct 3.

I just wanted to go through the process of uploading a game on Google Play. I did have a few back and forths, as they did not accept the game as PG, so eventually, I had to rate it as 13+.

After a few bug fixing, My next aim is to launch on iOS, which I know is even more challenging.

Feel free to play and rate. No advertising.

play.google.com/store/apps/details
- MartinMystere911
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Looks nice
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- MartinMystere911
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Did you find the answer to your question?

I think (although not 100% sure), with your resolutions, only grid size 8 would divide perfectly.
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Look into LAN networking; through the WIFI you have at home, you should be able to connect players without consuming data.
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Looks like lot of work
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Yeah, it is still down, but the good thing from this ordeal is I have managed to build my own Android App Bundle!

construct.net/en/tutorials/building-mobile-apps-locally-21
I have followed the steps outlined here, but it is not so straightforward, with many errors to figure out on the way (including editing environment variables so that the Gradle can be found by Cordova).

After 3 hours of Googling solutions, I managed to do it :)