It's not clear what issue you're talking about. If you run in to a problem please file an issue following all the guidelines, as that makes sure you provide enough information for us to be able to help.
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Please note: after first publishing this release we quickly identified a server configuration change needed for the new code editor. If it doesn't look right, try clearing your browser cache and reload Construct.
Construct 2 was sunset back in 2021. The blog post explains what happens beyond the end of support.
See the documentation page of this addon.
If you run in to a problem please file an issue following all the guidelines.
You can use other features like the File System plugin instead.
That sounds like a bug in Chrome that is already fixed. The next version of two of Chrome should solve it.
Thanks for the kind words!
Is there anything specific you need added to WebView2 to move over to it from NW.js?
Construct Classic first came out in 2007 if I remember right... so about 18 years so far!
We'd be happy to investigate any reported issues with this release, but unfortunately comments like this give us virtually nothing to go on - would you be able to file an issue following all the guidelines? That would give us enough information to investigate.
This should be fixable, but the GPU vendors need to do it. File an issue with GPU vendors - we're currently pursuing that ourselves but the more people do it, the more they'll see demand for it.
See the section on the overlay in the documentation. The in-game overlay is not currently supported (Valve need to add support for that), but when the in-game overlay is not supported Steam uses a fallback approach, and that definitely worked for me last I tried.
It's not impossible to use - you only have access to the message data in a trigger; if you need it later, you can save it in a global variable.
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