thank you dop2000, its work!!

yes you can make app with construct,

I've created some simple app like, screenshot maker for playstore, book finder, map, love meter, wikipedia app, etc. (i forgot :D)

some app using free API.

can anyone help me how to build app/game for android wear os with construct 3?

I've tried buld the apk and open it wit wear os emulator, it successfully installed but force close,

the logcat say about webview error...

I know that wear os dont have webview feature, but is there any solution about it?

do you already check this? huskycraft.itch.io/construct-3-discord-api

any update?

do you have solution?

It may be a difficult task to make a smart AI that can deflect multiple balls.

You can try a simple method first:

On every tick pick ball instance nearest to the (player.x, player.y), move player to ball.x

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Also, you don't need a family. You can add multiple instances of the same Ball sprite.

thank you, it worked!

I would use MoveTo behavior. On every tick move to (Ball.x, self.y) position. Then adjust the parameters like speed, acceleration and deceleration for smooth movement.

thank you for your help dop200,

one again, what if I put ball more than one?

I tried using family but the AI player always following the X of first ball,

ai player ignoring other ball

Hi, can anyone help me.

I want to make Ai player for brickbreaker game, but the move of player looks glitch went moving into the ball. I read that this can be done using lerp, but I can't using it :D

this is the c3p file link :

file.io/SQecvkNdwbgD

thank you

Hey, thanks for taking the time to check out my game!

When it comes to releasing games, there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but for mobile platforms, especially with the intense competition, I'd recommend considering a free-to-play model with ads or in-app purchases.

While I opted for a premium release with "Incessant," I must admit, if I were to do it again, I'd likely explore the free-to-play approach given the current market dynamics.

Interestingly, right after the release, I was not that happy about the game's performance revenue-wise. As such, I engaged in a discussion on Reddit seeking feedback. It was quite an eye-opener and, in hindsight, a valuable learning experience.

If you're interested, here's the link to the discussion:

https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/183e88f/my_first_solo_developed_indie_game_failed_request/

Feel free to check it out; it might provide some additional insights for your own game release strategy. Best of luck with your game on the AppStore!

Thank you for sharing; it's very helpful for my future endeavors. I've read your Reddit posts. By the way, have you tried uploading games on the Play Store?

I've previously uploaded games on the Play Store, and some of my applications have been quite successful with total downloads of 500K+, 100K+, etc. However, my developer account got banned because two of my apps violated the rules. That's why I'm considering moving from the Play Store to the App Store (iOS)

Looks great game!

BTW, in the future I also want to upload my games on the AppStore. But I'm confused about whether to make my game paid or with advertising (admob).

I see your game is paid, can you share your experience? Do users prefer paid or free games? And may I know, how many total game downloaders did you have from the first time you uploaded the game?

you mean like this ? andrew22856.itch.io/construct-3-active-ragdoll-thing

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