Did you have the problem only on you Galaxy A7 or on a desktop too? Did you you try remote preview on your Galaxy A7 on different browser?
A shot in the dark. Is it a Pixel-Art Game and has low resolution with pixel rounding enabled? Then try try disable pixel rounding.
I think the best way would be to use a Tilemap. You could use invisible tiles or set the whole Tilemap invisible.
Other Sprites collide only with the tiles not with the Tilemap itself.
for Amiga
https://github.com/earok/scorpion-editor-demos
You need milliseconds: 86400*1000 = 86400000
Turning off 'Pixel rounding' in the Properties should help.
Look here:
construct.net/en/free-online-games/inventory-example-692/play
There is a green button game.capx for download.
Try and catch should work in scripting:
try { rumtime.callFunction("myFunction","Parameter"); } catch(e) { //console.log(e); }
e is the error code you can ignore it if you want
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With autocomplete or at runtime?
I think autocomplete works only with functions created in scripting.
-> System: Set oddNumber to round(random(1,100))
-> System: Set oddNumber to oddNumber%2=0 ? oddNumber+1 : oddNumber
If oddNumber is even it adds 1 to the even number or it gives back the odd number
"Web storage" is deprecated since 2015, I think. It's replaced with "local Storage".
Note: as of r206, WebStorage is deprecated in favour of the new Local Storage plugin. This manual entry remains for any old projects which are still using WebStorage, but new projects should use Local Storage instead.
https://www.construct.net/en/construct-2/manuals/construct-2/plugin-reference/webstorage
Here :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LxO8UD9GFA8LeOzL5wCTe9Ns9MEP6_6l/view?usp=sharing
It's the effect with one example.
No guaranty that it's working.
In Event 10 you add a value to the directions and don't set them. So after a few seconds direction variables should be above 3 and the events after won't be triggered.
I think that is all more or less hacky. If it works with the animation it's a good idea.
The other idea I had is you could store the whole instance asJSON in a variable.
+ Top: On collision with Bottom -> Top: Disable Physics collisions with Bottom -> Top: Set temp to Top.AsJSON -> Top: Set Physics Immovable -> Top: Set Physics Movable -> Top: Set from JSON string Top.temp
But I think that is more hacky than your solution.