What does "catched" mean in your context? Sorry, I make assumptions in order to draw meaning from missing information.

I had issues with data.js also, because it is not tied to the "/images" or "/resources" file directories in Construct. I had to put a copy of it on my webserver root, which means that it is open to manipulation by anyone who manages to hack our gateway Apache.

Actually, I should try and produce a specific proxy for that file...

I am going to assume that you have some manner of proxy setup which you do not have configured properly?

Your question is extremely vague.

There are a lot of other 3D game development suites out there already. It is part of the charm of Construct.

You could make 'faux' 3D using isometrics and clever layering controls.

A simple if manSprite collides or overlaps with floorSprite doesn't work?

Make sure you use PreparedStatements, please!

Don't end up like this:

"Infinity" in Construct

https://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/ ?

The problem with doing this on the client side though is that you 'secret' passphrase is neither secret not secure.

You can use server-side PHP to read/write files on the server (I believe -- I am a Java-nut myself).

I would look into re-writing that data file on your webserver using PHP.

http://davidwalsh.name/basic-php-file-h ... ose-delete

Like have some kind of data schema for your file (which it sounds like you do already), open the file, hunt down the exact line that needs to be changed, change it, and rewrite the new file.

This might bog your server down if you do this a lot though.

Do you have a server managing this saved file for you? I don't think you can (or should be allowed to) save files on a server or computer using Construct.

It sounds like your file is not getting saved, and thus you get 'stale' data from what your file actually contains.

You say you have a webserver (like Apache?), but Apache only delivers content. It does not manage it. You have to build an application of your own (in something like Java, PHP, Python?) to manage the files for you behind the scenes.

try another VPN?

https://www.softether.org/ <--- run by a Japanese university

According to Stackoverflow, it looks like the Google STUN servers used for webRTC (on which C2 Multiplayer is based) are not 100% reliable. This would explain your not being able to connect.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2006 ... 2-used-for

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2006 ... e-com19302