Yes, who are these third party companies?

I already reached out to the only two I'm aware of (Chowdren, and the company who ported Penelope) a long time ago. One of them doesn't seem to want to take on new projects,and while the other did reply to me they quoted a price for the job that, without giving away numbers, was completely bonkers (about 10 times the production budget of the actual game).

In short, these are not real solutions. If you know of any other companies who do this work, please let me know - I will get in touch with them immediately.

This is becoming a major issue for me too. I'm constantly getting requests on Twitter to bring my game to the Switch, and it's frustrating that there doesn't seem to be a way. (I reached out to the Chowdren people a year or so ago for porting help, and they told me they were too busy).

So now I'm in the frustrating position of having a game that would be great for the Switch, and Switch owners are telling me they would buy, but I seemingly can't proceed because I made my game with the wrong editor.

I love Construct, but the way I see it this is gonna have to be the last commercial game I make with it. If you can't use it to release on all the major platforms, what use is it really? Disappointing :(

I think part of the problem with the above examples is that realistic fire should always burn upwards - everybody knows that if you set fire to a stick and point the stick downwards the fire continues to burn upwards and heat your hands :) On the downward-facing parts of the wheel you have fire burning towards the ground, which looks weird.

I think maybe either we're not understanding the question or you didn't understand the answer. NW.js will export desktop apps that will work offline. Or did you mean something else?

Hey, thank you for the kind words! All of the art was drawn with Autodesk Sketchbook, exported as transparent PNGs for importing into Construct. Most of the art was drawn at the size that it displays on-screen (the game runs at 720p because honestly, this type of art really doesn't need 1080p) except for some of the really big background assets (mountains and planets and the like), which were drawn at 50% scale and enlarged in the C2 layout editor (this can work well for assets that are supposed to look a little fuzzy!)

I was considering maybe making some behind-the-scenes videos at some point - don't know if that might interest you? :)

Play as a succession of happy-go-lucky cornflakes on a completely stupid hand-drawn platforming quest!

Wishlist the game here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1023560/Cornflake_Crisis/

Thankyou, I'll try that!

No, your solution will add 1 ring every tick, which is what OP doesn't want. Making it a While loop will make all 40 rings appear in 1 tick. Otherwise, if the user has 90 rings it might take 1.5 seconds to drop them all at 60fps!

Should be easy peasy with a While loop! When Sonic gets hit, do this:

WHILE "ringsVariable" > 0 ------------- Spawn 1 Ring, Subtract 1 from "ringsVariable"

This will all take place in 1 tick and so the player will see 40 rings appear and the ring counter change to 0.

Hi, I'm trying to get platforms that tilt left and right as the player is standing on them (basically the Angle is being changed via a Sine behaviour, making the platform go smoothly from Left-facing-slope -> Perfectly Flat -> Right-facing slope -> etc). The platform is a Solid (which seems to work better for this than Jumpthru).

However, this causes the player collision object (which is an ordinary rectangle) to jitter up and down when standing on it, especially at more dramatically tilting angles. The Platform behaviour seems to think that it is falling for a frame or two. Does anybody know how to do this properly?

We're going to need more info, can you share your capx or some of your events? :)