I'm feeling lucky that, I got replies from the two legends of the c3 forum at the same time 😊. Thank you.

"Functions.Dialogue("text here")"

It works but for the same case

If you didn't mean to do that, get rid of the parameter.

how can I drop the parameter, and still make it work as expected?

Okay, I understand what you are pointing out,

Just to confirm this is where you want me to put this right?

I can tell you that LayerToCanvasX and LayerToCanvasY conversions are not needed. When taking a snapshot simply specify X=Sprite.BBoxLeft, Y=Sprite.BBoxTop, Width=Sprite.width and Height=sprite. Height

You just need to find the right formulas to calculate the resolution

No matter what I tried the below action does not honor the DrawingCanvas size, it just exports it proportional to the viewport size.

-> Browser: Invoke download of DrawingCanvas.SavedImageURL with filename "ss"

Here is what I tried but still not working.

Here is the test c3p.

For e.g. I resized the sprite, let's say 3000x3000, and now it is present on the layout, just need to download the sprite with the same resolution.

I tried it with Drawing Canvas, but no matter what I tried, DC not working at all.

Means, not fetching any object or color at all. I never used DC, I read the manual, but still couldn't figure out why it's not working.

I took the screenshot into a sprite, Now how to transfer that sprite data to Drawing Canvas, and resize the DC to the desired size, then export, Please help me with the action/event.

Not sure what I am doing wrong, I tried it startup the layout, disable the Antialiasing property option, etc.

TL;DR

Construct 3 doesn't handle missing/unwanted files within the project folder correctly, causing "corrupt project" errors. Suggested solutions include saving all files or introducing a "Force Save" option.

(The context of the issue is when you save as a Project Folder, not as a C3P)

While saving a project, Construct 3 intelligently detects and saves only the specific changes made within a project folder. While this smart save feature is generally a time saver, it can lead to unexpected issues, especially when collaborating on projects or using version control systems like Git.

Consider this scenario: I have a project located at "C:\MyC3Project\src," I make some changes to Layout 1 and hit the save button. Construct 3 detects my changes and saves only Layout 1. At this point, the save button greys out, indicating that my project is saved.

Now, for the example, I decided to delete all the contents within the "C:\MyC3Project\src" folder while my project is still running in the browser. Later, To save it again I make a few minor edits to Layout 1 and hit save. In this situation, Construct 3, only saves the changes in Layout 1 (and some other UI states files, please refer to the below image), C3 ignores the fact that the rest of the project files are missing, Consequently, Since I saved the project when I attempt to reopen the project later time, I'll be greeted with a dreaded "corrupt project" warning.

The example described above represents an extreme case, but Projects using systems like Git can sometimes face problems when syncing changes, discarding the changes, and When multiple members work on the same project, there's a higher chance of conflicts. You will be greeted with an error message if you are not careful.

I have encountered this issue in the past (as have others), but I couldn't figure out why it happened. Today, when it happened again, I searched for the root cause and discovered this issue.

Here are the discussions that may be related to the context I'm discussing:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/failed-open-projectcheck-163195

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/found-bug-c3-178294

Again, it's important to note that many people are not aware of this issue.

To resolve this issue, the C3 should perform the following actions, in short, to update the Save button's functionalities.

1. Examine all files present within the project folder.

2. Save all files within the folder, including those that might be missing but are supposed to be there.

3. Replace any files that have been altered with the updated versions.

4. Remove any files that are no longer relevant or within the scope of the project folder.

This solution would ensure comprehensive project integrity and eliminate the potential pitfalls associated with missing files.

However given the limitations that can arise since Construct 3 is running in a web browser, where it may not be feasible to perform extensive file checks, because it may/can lead to a delay in the save operations, which hinders the user experience, So in that case I propose an alternative solution. To address this challenge and ensure project consistency, I suggest the introduction of an additional save option like "Save All" or "Force Save."

This option is self-explanatory, it would initiate the following process:

First, it would completely clear the contents of the designated project folder, such as "C:\MyC3Project\src."

Then, it would proceed to save all project files into the emptied folder, ensuring a fresh and comprehensive save operation.

In conclusion, implementing this feature would provide users with peace of mind and protect their projects from unforeseen file deletions or corruption. It's a crucial enhancement, especially for those working collaboratively or with version control systems. By offering this Construct 3 can further improve the reliability and stability of its project folders.

Thanks for the reading, please share what you think about this.