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  Yes.

  Use the geolocation plugin. construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/geolocation

  You can use it to request the device's location, which may or may not be supported.

  On location update, you'll be able to get the latitude and longitude values from their expressions.

  what you do with the latitude and longitude is up to you.

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  I'd recommend tiled movement with pathfinding in a tile based environment.

  dropbox.com/s/hqld8aj1we5h0yy/TiledPathfindingExample.c3p

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  Platform and browser? Time to file a bug report.

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  Works fine for me, with or without pointer lock. Is your event sheet linked? Do you have any other events that change the debug text?

  dropbox.com/s/ra38a3aevpzjbg3/mousemovement.c3p

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• • oosyrag
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  Using a dropbox link is the most common, but you can use any file hosting service.

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  I don't think it is possible for the system save. You can overwrite the old save, or use metadata to prevent the loading of the existing save (change the slot).

• • oosyrag
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  Put them in a container together, and on boxes created, pin numbers to boxes. No need for the instance variable in either one.

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  It works fine for me. Did you follow the instructions at construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/construct-nw-js-desktop-app-131317 ?

  What version of nwjs did you donwload?

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  construct.net/en/tutorials/multiplayer-tutorial-chat-room-591

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  No, you don't want those things. Those are additional things that can prevent iframes from loading.

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  Do you have an 'x-frame-options' or 'frame-ancestors' line in your header?

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  Here's an example of autotiling via events I made when C3 first came out. Looks like it still works.

  There are 2 examples, top down and side view, and each one has a single event version (less readable) and a multiple event version. The side view example auto-tiles the 4 directly adjacent tiles, while the top down example includes the diagonals as well.

  dropbox.com/s/wyiz1r06s2p3o5w/autotile.c3p

• • oosyrag
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  Not exactly sure what's going on here, but you might have better luck breaking up your collision polygon into multiple simpler objects. Collisions with complex concave shapes have a reputation for having issues. In general you probably want to avoid having such a large sprite object to begin with.

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  Oh that does work nicely! TIL.

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  To store inputs, you would push each input into an array as you enter them. The format is up to you, as well as what to do with the history of inputs after you have them stored.

  I had an old example that stored coordinates here. dropbox.com/s/1vi6kp5p7lcn30n/undo_example.c3p

  I know you said coordinates won't work for your system, but the idea is the same. Instead of storing the coordinates, you would store the key pressed instead.