usman Haq - yes, this was an old question.

Ah, my bad. Didn't see that.....

Why are people suggesting 3D? It's Scirra guys, they're small, and making a product into something that it isn't what it's suppose to be focused on is a terrible idea and a even more terrible thing to actually execute it.

They've gotta make it the best 2D video-game developer tool. Not the the best one overall.

Hey there, —

I'm sorry, I'm not using that Plugin....

No problem, —

Do you have a Google Play Developer Account?

Have you tried disabling groups of events? Within my game, there are quite a bit of collisions for one object onto another, and making a family isn't really an option since each enemy is worth a different amount regarding score.

So If I've got 15 Collisions for Sprite1 and 15 Collisions for Sprite 2.

Sprite1 Collision Events should ONLY be Active when Sprite1 is on screen and when Sprite1 is off-screen the group of collisions is Inactive. Same rules apply to Sprite2.

I believe "collisions" refers to the collisions onto other sprite or objects and not touch. I THINK, I may be right though. W

What I did with your example was make Instance Variables so that the touch was not executed because of the conditions.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/f98fu47dlpajv ... .capx?dl=0

Try this.

Hey do you guys actually think it's possible to change Ludei's mind about the Splash Screen price removal. I really don't mind it at all, but $100 price to remove it certainly sounds more reasonable.

Possibly creating a topic on their forums and having a vote?

I recommend doing it anyways. I'm developing for mobile and disabling groups of events has significantly improved performance for me.

No, that's just how XDK evolves.... haha.

Try Cocoon.IO

—, what's been the problems with Cocoon.IO? I thought you already exported and published one of your games through Cocoon.IO.

CocoonJS is becoming a retired service. Ludei is now focusing on Cocoon.IO, and apparently it should have the same or better performance.

Fine!

CocoonJS from Ludei is basically retired. The new Cocoon.IO is here.