upgrading your RAM helps if you have a lot of applications and/or tabs open at the same time.

You can hibernate unused open tabs like in e.g. Chrome to save memory - chrome://flags

But you get the best speed improvement if you change your HDD and switch to a SSD.

I'm not sure about your problem

Animation, Pathfinding, Enemy AI, ...

so if it's animation: https://youtu.be/pk0o26CIfEE?t=549

Can you be more specific? Or show your capx?

I can only test on an iPad, because my Android device hasn't a gyroscope in it.

But with Apple it works and it should work on Android too (saw a tutorial on youtube - but can't remember where).

But when I looked I stumbled across this tutorial where you test in XDK

The easiest one if possible

if keyboard "up arrow" is down move object

Here I just tried an approach - not a good one, but kind'a works

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4mmd7iuhjlvb3 ... .capx?dl=0

Yes, but only for paid version

network preview https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/247/ho ... al-network

You can try different cloud storage solutions

Maybee google drive still works

http://yal.cc/hosting-html5-games-on-google-drive/

Hi I'm Peter

I'm a computer guy for over 20 years. I'm pretty new in game development stuff and basically, the only reason why I am now, are such tools as C2.

I like the idea of fast prototyping and catch bugs as soon as possible.

The last 4 years I spent in Africa (on my motorcycle) and I'm looking forward to hear from you - especially if you are near me (Linz, Austria)

You didn't specify any parameters - so it's only a vague guess that tells me no.

I just took a look and saw that you need a dedicated server.

Didn't look any further for configuration, because of the first hurdles.

The rent of a dedicated root server will typically cost 50$ per month.

The other option is to setup your own server at home - that now has to run 24/7.

So this is how it would work:

• take an old crappy computer and install WAMP (Windows) or even better LAMP (Linux) on it (now it's a full fletched Web Server)
• configure your router so you can see your server from the outside - I think, I would configure a DMZ zone for the server and configure the firewall of the server as closed up as possible
• check if you get always the same IP address from your provider (some give you a different one every x hours) But it isn't a big problem if he does, you only need a web service to fix that (also a not - a lot of providers don't allow servers at home - but usually they don't care).
• till now you only can access with an IP adress. So you could think about to buy your own domain name

Tried it also in Edge (before in Chrome)

But because of your screenshot I now know that the label is just invisible but functional (so I can change the options)

And I am not sure if the numpad is a good idea for a button mapping (think about smaller notebooks).

In the option menu I see on and off, but no label.

And I can't exit the option menu, bacause I have no clue where the OK button is.