Hi all,

Finally bit the bullet and made the jump from C2 to C3, but am now wondering if anyone else has had the problem where preview mode seems to randomly load up in such a way that the user has no input ability whatsoever?

It seems to be random as to when it happens, and its all or nothing, either full control input is present, or the preview responds to zero input, but it still running according to debug mode.

Its quite a large project for me to post so I'd prefer to avoid sharing the c3p file if possible. So I'm mostly just curious if anyone else has run into this? It is a custom input system I've built so the problem could be on my end... but I've been over it pretty heavily and haven't found a possible cause yet.

Thanks for any and all input/suggestions

My goal was to try and have an exported C2 game saved to a USB stick, which could be plugged into the Pi, and then write a script which reads newly connected USB devices for the game's executable and then automatically runs it. Sort of a USB Game Cartridge kinda concept... I was hoping it could be part of a Kickstarter High Pledge reward (custom pi "console" complete with game "cart")

I've a friend with a 3D printer and thought it might be fun to do a limited run of these with custom casings and such lol

This may be a long shot... but is there anyway to tweak it to work on individual sprites? I tried it but it starts producing some visual artifacts right away... otherwise this is awesome! Thank you!!

Any estimated time to completion? It'd be super handy for my projects, so I'm just curious if there's a timeframe for it

Fair enough... makes me wish I was a far more advanced programmer though lol

I'm guessing no one is familiar with exporters for ARM architecture devices or if its possible for one to be made for C2...

I totally understand about the driver and wasnt blaming C2 in the slightest... I was sinply asking about the feasibility of an exporter that can build for thr RPi and other SBCs ARM architecture... As right now NWs x86 and x64 linux builds cant work... And my personal goals are to build standalone local apps, and not webhosted apps... Ive been in love with Construct since Classic, but Ive always been a bit of a side target audience given my ultimate target release platforms.

Hmm, I suspect I'm missing something, as when I attempted this, and finally tried to run my "nw" file through Linux's Terminal, I get the same "Exec format error" error that I was getting before... perhaps other can try this out too? In case I've missed something? Pretty please? lol I'll be your friend?

Hmm, I'll look into this!! Thanks for the link!

Not sure if this is in the right place or not, so apologies for that... but does anyone know if its possible to have an exporter written for C2 that can handle ARM devices such as the Raspberry Pi 3 and other SBC that are out there? I know Ashley has said that the Pi 3 can run WebGl but I'd just bought one and enabling the OpenGL driver that allows for WebGl in browser actually crashes the browser and there have been reports of it also breaking the OS and needing to be reflashed and started over... I'd much rather release standalone apps/games in general anyway... I love C2 and HTML5, but have zero interest in releasing to browser or mobile... Any information would be lovely

Sorry for bumping the thread here, but the example file here is awesome, did anything ever come of these effects being combined, specifically the skewing function? It's something I could make serious use of as well... IE: is this compiled into a shader file that one could install? and if so, where is it hiding?

the problem occurs with both a Logitech f310 (dual analog/ and has a toggle switch to count as either a regular USB controller, or a Xinput controller, and a USB super nintendo controller by retroLink