— - it's ok. i have 4860HQ processor (3.6Ghz quad ) and load goes up to 75% when i run it.

it's normal because of load of threading and variables that are updated each tick. which means 75x second each variable has to be updated on my pc (if your refresh rate is 60 then 60 times).

anyway point is that if you follow 3000 variables x 75 = 225000 updates per second. and now each variable takes (For example 10 - 100 ops ) = 2 - 22.5 millions of operations per second. hard for cpu it is.

well.. you're doing things wrong here.

first of all - use function to execute a behaviour (shooting).

2nd of all - use trigger of some kind. (currently i'm not on my pc so i can't check) but LOS should be usefull here. "Has LOS to object"

then you call function to shoot.

activating / deactivating groups is just misused in this case.

oh yeah, and you will need timer or your enemy will shoot indefinitely while in range. (unless you want that)

with effects?

but it depends how you want to achieve it, and that depends on your camera angle.

example: first person - apply double vision effect and wave

example: third person - make your character move wierd

example: third person isometric game - apply shaking and waves to fullscreen.

and so on..

ummm.. ejecta is ultra old and unsupported.

why don't you export with cordova and build with intel XDK, then try it on ios.

have you tried changing tabs from default view in debbuger to "watch" tab? when first tab is open it calculates loads of variables and it takes a lot of CPU to do that, so it doesn't really show precise data. Add some variable that you are interested in to watch, and then swap to watch tab.

the magic of crosswalk

works on 5.0 android slow or 4.0+?

i suppose that's a steam installation?

have you tried downloading installer from site and installing?

p.s. you've got 6.2 GB of processes - that's... too much XD i mean it's ok because you got 32 GB of ram, but do you really need all that?

here's some i've noticed that could be removed (if you're not using them (i'll compare to mine)):

• akamai session
• bluetooth
• bonjour
• chrome cleanup ?
• display fusion (why are you using this on win10?)
• dropbox update
• geforce experience
• intel management services - they are all useless (as much as i've tried and looked they didn't do much, they just get in the way)
• itunes / ipod helper (unless you have iSomething)
• java updater
• msi afterburner (i suppose you're overclocking )
• nvidia driver + network services
• bandwidth meter?
• sierra service?
• skype updates

now i suppose you've got this all installed and you're using most of it, but if you're not just uninstall all unneeded programs, most of them that "offer" performance and what not actually make your system work worse then it actually can and just slow it down. now you could run a spyware / virus check aswell as you might get suprised by some random unexpected thing.

i know what your answer probably will be: "but i need all these, i'm a programmer / designer / etc.." and that's fine if you work with it.

i've got my developer stuff on my pc installed (lots of it) but still i have less processes then you. (and i've got mercurial, visual studio, sqlserver, photoshop, loads of other tools, java, flash, etc.. ) they all have their processes but i've terminated them all, since i prefer manual work mostly. (most secure and fastest in execution).

p.s. also check your startup programs there might be some wierd things too. disable unneeded.

also someone mentioned ccleaner registry cleaning. try this:

uninstall c2,nwjs, clean appdata for c2, and run ccleaner, but beforehand install ccenhancer. (make sure you tick everything (except maybe browser history / session / passwords, and the things that pop up a window) and clean your drive aswelll. then run cc registry clean.

cc registry clean is pretty shallow, so i'd recommend you install wise registry cleaner. make sure in options you select "deep" cleaning and select "back up registy before cleaning", i think it's on by default. clean registry with this tool. you can also compress it with defrag for higher performance (it will restart your pc).

then try installing stable and check if it works.

if nothing helped sofar - it might be that your UAC (if you have it ON) is causing problems when running app.

also - open event viewer and check application logs. if there are yellow/red logs, try finding one with construct2.exe and details about the error. paste here.

windows shouldn't be a problem, i've been updating from 10240 to 10586 + all the new updates - and everything works ok.

you should disable collisions for items that have no collision whatsoever. for example - if you make a floor - it's a floor that won't be collided with in anyway, and sprites on it move independantly of it, so you can turn off collision for ground for example. but if you have a sprite that represents a wall that is placed somewhere on the ground - obviously you need to have collision on for that because your sprite will collide with it.

other thing is - if you're doing a platform thing - you should turn off bouncing and bounce when you need it.

depends what you run your tablet on. if it's a windows tablet - you could probably.

can you post a screenshot of your taskbar and task manager processes ( best if you have process explorer because more compact.. ) https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sys ... lorer.aspx

w3schools.

start with it, go through whole html5 first, then javascript (and css eventually).

after that i'd recommend a few books - wrox webgl, html5 and javascript. (if you really want to devote to this job)

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