Hi guys,

I'm playing around with multiplayer plugin. I faced a problem when trying to simulate latency.

From tutorials I understood that it should be activated for the host side only, so I did it and kept default values.

This is the screenshot of myGhostShooterMulti.capx example (one of multiplayer examples that come with Construct 2) to illustrate where I have placed that simulate latency call:

However, in developer console (on peer's side) I see a bunch of errors like this:

c2mp-peer.js:777 Error handling binary update for peer 'UKYF': RangeError: Offset is outside the bounds of the DataView

What does it mean? Should I place 'simulate latency' call somewhere else?

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Famobi accepts C2 games, although they have relatively high standards and long testing pipeline. I have 4 games published with them.

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On the other hand, I can't make GameDistribution plugin working even with Construct 2, even though I followed their instructions step-by-step.

When testing locally, from C2, I can see (in the console), messages about API getting initialized successfully, even the message about banner shown (no banner actually seen, but that's normal for most apis). However, when I upload the game to their system, I can't see api initialized and in their control panel there is a warning that api is not implemented at all.

I'd be grateful if anyone pointed me to an example capx of the successful implementation of Gamedistribution api for C2. GD is not answering to my messages.

It seems that I have the same problem... AppoDeal fails in IntelXDK in both Cordova CLI versions (4.1.2 and 5.1.1), even when I use the example project taken from AppoDeal's website. I tried to use different appoDeal plugin (github.com/Tamplier/Appodeal-PhoneGap-plugin), but no luck.

I have noticed that sprites in my game, that have ReplaceColour effect applied, do not show properly on iOS 9 devices. Namely, the transparent background becomes black. This applies only to objects with aforementioned effect. Images are imported as png32, and after the export they are still png32 and look fine when opened on any non-iOS9 device.

Example (take a look at the avatar's face):

I tried to add 'almost transparent' background to those sprites (with opacity of 2%) and black areas on iOS9 were really reduced, but sprites still get black border lines (but not everywhere!)

Example 2 (avatar now has few black lines around):

Did anyone experience the same? Can that be connected with project export properties? In my case, properties are set mostly to low-quality rendering and scaling, no High DPI display etc. Unfortunately, I do not have any iOS9 device around to test, so I have to ask here

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However, in some cases I use iframe plugin (HTML_iFrame_Pode) to show some static ads during the game. In that case, you place a plugin instance on the desired layout and set the url of the ad that you want to iframe. Then, I add some custom 'close' button to allow players to close the ad.

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Sorry for revamping the old thread, but just wanted to confirm that this happens to me, too. I used effects 'Replace color' and 'Set color'. This resulted in strangely distorted sprites when placed on the layout - not only sprite font, but 'ordinary' sprites, too. I'm not sure, but there's a good chance that the bug appears only when you place a new sprite on the same layer with sprites that use aforementioned effects.

The 'remedy' was to disable 'Preview effects' in the project properties.

Hm...

I used IntelXDK 2323 updated few days ago - before that, I haven't been using it for a while. When I compiled project with embedded CW14, I was still prompted (on my Android device) to install Crosswalk runtime as if I picked 'shared' option. That's why I assumed that embedded CW14 is still not available.

However, today I gave it another shot, and I didn't get the message that I needed to install Crosswalk runtime. Weird, but this is probably my mistake. Maybe I didn't restart the IntelXDK after the update.