Your imagination.....

But in all seriousness I want to know this myself. Just thinking about it You could probably do this. Are all the users in the same room or are they online in different places? I would imagine playing videos on several tablets or computers would be possible. I'm not sure how in sync you could get them to play.

The only problem with not using a splash screen is you get an extended black screen to look at. I think my products should be better then looking at a black screen while crosswalk loads on your device. Thats the reason I went out of my was to try and solve this.

All you have to do is upload your splash screen image and it and it will spit out all the files. All 9 patch seems to be is a name.9.png file or something like that. I think your image has to be in the new xdk sizes.

You can check collisions under performance in the debugger.

http://romannurik.github.io/AndroidAsse ... tches.html

Thats what I used to make my splash screen. I had to shrink it by 2px because it was a little too big.

Ok there is an online utility I used but I'm on vacation and can't find it on my phone. I'll update later.

I used draw 9 patch. And my splash screens on the new xdk showed decently.

I did the same thing when testing a similar event. It works fine on your computer but you just adds 4 collision checks to your game and 4 * the number of objects that need checking could make it hard on mobile. A better system has 1 collision check then tests what side its on after the collision.

Use 9 patch. It seemed to work for me.

On collision player x greater than tile x. That's the left side. On collision player x less than tile x. That's the right side of the player.

First of all Windows 8 supports html5 natively. I would suggest using leadbolt with crosswalk for android.

So whats the deal with the new splashscreen sizes 960 x 720 on XDK? Can we change them?