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  WARN: Error requesting camera: TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'navigator["mediaDevices"]["getUserMedia"]')

  This error is a bug in iOS. Apple need to fix that.

  As for everything else - it should work, and as far as I know it's working for everyone else. As ever it's hard to help without more details, like your project file, the exact export process you're going through, and the full text of any error messages.

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  We get far, far more feature suggestions than we could conceivably address in any reasonable amount of time.

  To deal with this we have a feature suggestion platform where you can find, submit and vote on features. The top voted ones are more likely to be implemented.

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  The Sprite position is in layer co-ordinates.

  LayerToCanvasX(Sprite.LayerNumber, Sprite.X, Sprite.Y) will give you the corresponding X position on the canvas.

  Then multiply that by the device pixel ratio to get device co-ordinates.

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  The all-new arcade was launched last year. There was a period of time to port existing games over if you requested them which lasted until May but has now expired. You'll need to re-upload the game.

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  I'm afraid this is not currently supported.

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  I tried avoiding huge objects with big transparency and this help, but we don't so have much areas to be optimized left.

  Note that transparent areas of images still consume fillrate. As dop2000 notes, you can avoid wasting fillrate with large transparent areas by using smaller separate images instead.

  Will another engine better perform on rendering this areas?

  No - fillrate is a hardware limitation, and so doing the same thing with a different technology will still have exactly the same problem.

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  Compiling for older versions of Android is not supported. Only Android 5.1+ is supported (and that requirement comes from Cordova).

  According to StatCounter, Android 5.1+ covers 97% of devices.

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  It's called "Viewport size" in C3. It's a better name for the property, because that's what it really changes, it doesn't actually have much to do with the window.

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  Providing the project fullscreen mode is not "Off", it will automatically size to fill the iframe.

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  The snapshot area is given in device pixels (i.e. pixels on the resulting image if you took a full screenshot). That is different to layout co-ordinates (i.e. object positions) which depends on scrolling, scaling, the viewport size, etc.

  The system LayerToCanvasX/Y expressions can convert a layout position to canvas CSS co-ordinates, and then if you multiply that by PlatformInfo.DevicePixelRatio, that should give you the device co-ordinates.

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  It looks like a problem with your Internet connection.

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  Your post was not originally in English. I translated it for you with Google Translate.

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  • 16 Nov, 2020
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  There is something on your system interfering with the requests made to the server. It must be on your end, it's working for everyone else.

  Also note this is a different problem to the one originally posted 7 months ago in this thread. Since your replies aren't related it's better to start a separate thread.

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  Try also clearing your browser cache once the browser extensions are disabled. It might have cached a broken request.

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  It looks like you have a browser extension that is corrupting the URLs requested to the server. Do you have Kaspersky Internet Security by any chance? It's known to cause problems (but we've never been able to understand why, when I last tried installing the extension it worked fine). Otherwise try disabling all your browser extensions then re-enable them one-by-one.