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  • Thanks for the suggestion. Makes sense if that's the case. I just ended up doing a simple css workaround to preload the images. Works in my case since I only have a few images. Might not go so well with bigger projects, so your solution is better. Will try and test it one of these days.

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  • Anyone? I've tried requesting the files with Ajax, but even on completion, there's still a delay or flicker on the first load. Ideally I would like this to be included in the initial game preloader. Is there no way and do I just resort to preloading with css/javascript?

  • Is there a way to preload these images? When using the HTML element, I often notice a delay when loading the image for the first time. I read in the forum that adding to the offline.json should do the trick. I checked it, and my images are on there. Yet for some reason, there's still a delay.

    You'll see this in action in my game WatchTrader:

    construct.net/en/free-online-games/watch-trader-41994/play

    When you load the game, the logo sometimes gets delayed. Or when you first see the watches in the main screen table, they take a moment to load.

  • Double check your actions. You have an animation set every tick. Your very first event. It's conflicting. Remove that.

  • Just as ampbeetle said, enable loop in your animation.

  • You have your background set as a solid. As a result, your character is always colliding with it, not moving. Disable the solid, it should work.

  • I made a game based on Dope Wars (the popular trading game from way back when). I used to think that UIs was one of Construct's weak points, but this is no longer the case with HTMLElement. Tables are no longer a headache!

    construct.net/en/free-online-games/watch-trader-41994/play

  • still no access

  • Oh, I've only just recently started testing with the HTML element. Are you saying that when you scale the layout, the html element doesn't scale with it and therefore wraps because the content such as text is now larger? If so, I remember when I was messing around with it that you need to have the element on auto-size, and all units on em so it scales accordingly to the parent. I haven't used chartjs, but assuming I understood your problem correctly, you might need to override some of the styles to use em instead of px.

  • I was looking at Eren's github page, where it is still cbhash_release_r70_1.0. Thanks for the link of the updated plugins with modules support. Also, I see that you were actually the one who updated CBHash (https://www.construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/plugin-sdk-10/erens-ported-plugins-modules-159391/page-4)-- Thank you!

  • Thanks dop2000! I just installed the later version that you provided, and it worked.

    For future reference, where might I get the latest version of addons? The one in the Github ported repo was outdated.

  • Not sure if this is what you mean, but if you just don't want the text to wrap to the next-line, you can use white-space: nowrap in your css. You can also throw in text-overflow: ellipsis if you want an the dots if a text is cut off and doesn't wrap.

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