This plugin currently only supports the Windows WebView2 export option. WKWebView is a different technology.
I think browsers have a couple of things that exempt a page from being suspended in the background, and IIRC they include having an open WebRTC connection (which covers the Multiplayer object when connected to peers/host), as well as a couple of other things like having an active camera/microphone feed.
A high timescale means you get large delta-time values, so things like moving objects move in large steps, which can result in things like missed collisions and unstable gameplay. An unlimited framerate using a maximum framerate to limit delta-time means things move in small steps but faster than realtime, which can be a better option for a "fast-forward" mode (as in the 'catch-up time' example).
You can already set a timeline to loop.
Add "supports-3d-direct-rendering": true to addon.json and the effect compositor will not force a pre-draw. There could be other cases where it forces a pre-draw though, it depends on the effect.
See this issue: github.com/Scirra/Construct-bugs/issues/7796
If you run in to a problem please file an issue following all the guidelines, otherwise it won't be investigated.
At the moment this is the only viable option for us, as it depends on WebView2, which Microsoft have released only for UWP. If they released it for GDK we'd support that too. As there is no other alternative for us, perhaps if you ask Microsoft they will make an exception - I would guess it's just a policy they have and not a technical requirement.
See the 'Documentation' tab for details. Microsoft also provide lots of documentation.
You can (and should) use the latest version of Visual Studio when exporting for Xbox - there is no requirement to use VS2017 specifically. (That is only necessary to build the wrapper extension DLL itself, but if you're just using this plugin in a project, it's already built.)
Sometimes beta releases have issues - in that case you can always roll back to any earlier release yourself via the releases page.
No, it's for the Windows WebView2 export only at the moment.
We're a team, it's not all me! DiegoM deserves a lot of credit too.
'Set position' tries to change the velocity to match the position update. 'Teleport' just moves the physics body position without manipulating the velocity. It makes it easier to make 'portal' style systems (e.g. where an object is thrown in to a portal and appears out another, preserving its velocity).
You can enable it when the polygon shape is convex for more reliable drawing. If the shape is concave you should leave the option off.
Maybe you bundled the addon with your project. Try right-clicking on the project and selecting tools -> view used addons.
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