Please report any issues following all the guidelines here, otherwise it's impossible to help, or even evaluate the seriousness of the issue: https://github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs
Without a bug report following all the guidelines, we have to assume there is no evidence of a problem and so we will proceed with a stable release.
WebGPU is low-level, but it's designed specifically for browsers by browser makers, and security is a top design consideration. So I think it's likely to be robust even against malicious use.
Construct Classic was officially retired 7 years ago.
Yes, you can continue using C2 commercially. If you exceed the 5k threshold, contact support and we'll arrange an upgrade.
See the 'All releases' page: construct.net/en/make-games/releases
As the blog post describes, the event is this weekend. It's not happening yet.
The full version of Construct is free for the duration of the jam! So there won't be any limits at all while you participate.
Glad to hear it!
This sounds like the same question that was answered in this thread: construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/items-stored-local-storage-151294
That amounts to a scene graph, which is a popular suggestion and we're aware of the interest.
I just tried what you described and it worked fine. We also have no other reports of any related issues. It's usually impossible to help from comments alone, if you think there is a problem with Construct please file a bug following all the guidelines: github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs - we need all that information to be able to help.
As I mentioned, it shouldn't do, it should be completely backwards compatible. I tested this and verified it didn't break anything while developing it, but might have missed somthing. Please file an issue if it breaks anything.
The desktop version automatically updates the same as in the browser.
Existing projects should continue to work as-is with no changes. Please file a bug if that's not the case.
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