This is a bug with the Construct 2 NWjs plugin. Many plugin actions have never received proper updates to support more recent changes.

Try adding the browser plugin and use the "execute javascript" action to execute this code:

"var win = nw.Window.get(); win.close();"

This worked perfectly! Thanks a lot for that. :)

This has been super useful! Thanks!

One thing I can't seem to figure out right now is that the Browser: Close command doesn't work correctly after I set it up for Steam. This happens pre-upload to Steam, and I'm still not 100% that it's the Greenworks itself but so far in my process that seems to be the dividing line between when it works or not.

What happens normally is that Browser: Close turns off the game and closes the window.

What happens after replacing the Greenworks files is that Browser: Close will turn off the game but the window itself will remain. This happens on both Windows OS and Mac OS.

Any ideas about this?

Current Version: 0.52.0 using Construct 2

Thank you! This helped me troubleshoot.

The issue was that if a BBCode object isn't on the current layout/created, it wasn't be affected. To get this to work I realized I have to apply the Set WebFont action every time the object was created. Is this normal? The tutorial said, "The text will be very briefly displayed using a default font before changing to a Web Font, but this will not happen again for the rest of the game." But so far it looks like I have to secure every object creation with an immediate Set WebFont action.

In any case, thank you very much for the quick help and the killer plugin.

EDIT: I think I have it all working. It was just harder to troubleshoot with the in-question fonts installed. I think it should apply permanently now. Thanks, again, Rex!

Hey, rexrainbow!

I'm using this plugin and I'd like to assign a local Web Font to a BBCode object.

I followed this Scirra tutorial and it works well for normal Text Objects, but not for the BBCode.

Are Web Fonts functional with this plugin? Thanks.

I'm looking at 1760 MB, I think.

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I'm having visual issues in my Layout View, caused most likely by my "up to date" driver.

I've been searching all over making sure I have an idea about my driver, how it is updated, and what sorts of issues it has caused for C2 before.

I know this isn't a bug in the engine, which is great news. But I still have the issue and I'd like to know if any other users with my same graphics cards have resolved this, and how.

My graphics card is Intel(R) HD Graphics 4400 (shader language 4.20 - Build 10.18.10.3316), the most recent build my computer will allow.

There's a big issue in the Layout View because of it. Lots of sprites will pop in and out depending on the zoom or where the image is scrolled in either direction. Some sprites even take on a sort of "warped" quality.

(Here's a video of the issue in action, for reference:

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Has anyone found a solution that can be handled without swapping computers? Right now I'll have to be content working past it, but if there's someone out there with a tool, advice, or an Intel shortcut I can take it'd be greatly appreciated.

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Ah, glad I found this. I was having the same sorts of issues making a type of switchback trail using Jump-Thrus. I saw the limitation in the manual under the Jump-Thru entry but WAY too late. XD

Good to know it's not going to be changed, so I'll have to think of something else. If some new, alternate Behavior ever gets built with the magic of Jump-Thru and beauty of Slope I wouldn't complain.

rexrainbow

Fantastic! Made a great thing even better!

rexrainbow

Thanks, man! You're truly wonderful for all of your hard work.

rexrainbow

This works really well! I got it implemented into my existing system way easier than I thought I would.

One conflict I'm having is that I have a dialogue system that displays text letter-by-letter. Since the text is drawn this way, it will display the BBCode inputs letter-by-letter until the full code is complete.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13694360/RexBBCTest1.png

Do you know of any way to make this apply the BBCode before the final letters are made?

Thanks!

EDIT:

I did some thinking and developed a little trick to solve my problem. I'll post it here for the curious folks.

Basically I made it so that the normal letter-by-letter display would stop when it saw an open bracket and start again when it saw a closed bracket.

I had another variable (Text_Temp) keep track of the current letter in isolation by using mid(Text_Source.Text, Index, 1). The index variable increases by one every check, which is what determines how many letters I will display (the basic typewriter event). So if I have the sentence "Hello" in Text_Source.Text, when my index reaches three Text_Temp = "l" only.

Then I made a switch variable (Text_Switch). When Text_Temp = "[" then it bypasses the normal text display. When Text_Temp = "]" it resumes.

Here's a picture. Hope this helps anyone who has the same issue.

Thanks again for this plugin, Rex! You're a real lifesaver!