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- Kyatric
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Rainbow background on : 9-8 FPS

When the ball is in the "bottom" : slight acceleration, the counter goes to 11-12 FPS, but it feels more fluid.

Without rainbow background : 23-30 FPS

When the balls in the "bottom" : slight acceleration still FPS goes up to 43.

Without rainbow feels a lot better/fluider as soon as it is set.

On both, the red rounded rectangle make a a slight lose of FPS (down to 19 instead of 23-30 without background) and there is an offset in the moving (the red rectangle is "a second behind" (not a full second)).

FireFox 7.0.1
- Kyatric
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"Level 2's event sheet includes level 1's event sheet"

Maybe that's why.

You should have the "mechanics" events in an event sheet that you could include in every level's sheets.

Then, for the ending and those kinds of "links" between layouts, handle them in each level's sheet.
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How to create plugin - Article on the wiki

Construct engineering forum

I think those are the good points where to start.
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Yes, it is slow ON FIREFOX.

As said in the first page, try it on chrome, this should run more fluid.
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I think the idea is the same as in this topic (depending on the arrow, display as specific animation) and might require a little test also on the angle of the current sprite (is angle between X and Y, then display frame A or B or C, etc...)
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Also you can always settle for an event sheet not linked to any layout and containing nothing but comments.

This way you have a mean to "communicate" with your "team" within the capx with the available tools.
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- Kyatric
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gonzdevour : nice entries !
Your team have produced a brilliant work.

Some quirks though, on Firefox 7.0 on my configuration, planet defense lagged a lot (also no option to turn the sound off it seems, it's a shame, the canon shoot becomes quickly annoying and might be a cause of the FPS drops too).

Same lags with Mantchet.

But I really appreciated the art work and the representation/orientation of the games.

Good pro work (big up to rexrainbow).
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You can check out "Car behavior.capx" in the example folder in your "C2_Folder_install\examples".

If you are a full beginner with C2, I'd advise you to check out the Beginner's guide to Construct2 to learn and get familliar with the basics of the software.
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You can check this tutorial about AJAX and this related topic.

The limitation to the domain comes from a security limitation from javascript itself.

Anyway, mobile or desktop, as long as you're hosting your application on some domain and making AJAX's request to this domain, it should work.

To get back datas in JSON, you have to set your server-side script to return in JSON.

For the 'GET' question, I agree I'd like 'POST' requests too. They might be added in a future release.

Be sure to check the How do I FAQ to check more topics about AJAX and other subjects.
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- Kyatric
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Joe7: you might wanna take a look at The ajax tutorial. (you may also check this topic out).

This works with PHP.

Plain HTML won't allow you any communication.

But I guess you can have javascripts in your HTML file that will respond to the ajax calls (make a web search to check if it is possible).
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Condition

Target object - pick by Unique ID

If the object you are trying to reach is a Sprite named "lol"

=>

lol - Pick by Unique ID