We are still focusing on 2D and Construct is still primarily a 2D engine. The new sub-layers feature is a good example of a feature that is mainly useful for 2D games.
If you have any problems please file an issue following all the guidelines, as we need all that information to be able to help!
That situation should never happen in the first place. If it does, please file an issue so we can fix it.
It's still not clear to me from this why you can't just make changes in the editor. If you do that, then how it's saved on disk doesn't matter.
Please file issues on GitHub as we need all the requested information to investigate, and issues mentioned elsewhere are easily lost, forgotten or missed.
Why do you need to do work with the project folder itself? You're meant to use the editor to edit projects.
No WebGPU option has been exposed yet. I don't believe we've said anywhere that it's available either.
Yes - choose to build an Android App Bundle on export.
"Aw Snap" errors are problems with the browser, not Construct.
The "is 3D" flag will switch a project with rendering mode "auto" over to "3D" automatically. The others are also just flags to indicate if the plugin supports those features. Common Z elevation ACEs are added with Z order ACEs if Z elevation is supported, and color ACEs are added with appearance ACEs if color is supported.
I just tried it in Edge and F12 does open the developer tools. Try going to settings and making sure "Use F12 key to open the Developer tools" is enabled.
I edited page 3 to make this clearer: click the "Play" icon in the toolbar to preview the project, or press F5.
File an issue anyway including the exact version of the affected addon you're using and we'll look in to it. We don't want any accidental regressions for third-party addons.
Please file an issue for it!
It's working fine here. As ever please file an issue following all the guidelines if you have trouble.
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