Dooood!

Sticking with bbox

149 = 65537

153 = 38661

154 = 72477 (and that was with a load of other stuff ruining in the background)

So performance is even better than before!

free beer for q3olegka spotting and raising it, I must admit that I thought things felt a bit sluggish recently but I figured is was me overdoing it in my project.

and props to Ashley for knowing where to hit it with that hammer...

Hi newt, For me Chrome / Construct games are running at 75 FPS

(although the monitor is supposed to be 144 hz... i need to look into why im not seeing 144hz option. (edit: looks like my gfx card ,an old quadro k2000 can only go to max 75hz or 85 at some resolutions, it is not a gaming card it is an old card for CAD)

So yea, definitely you can go above 60 FPS in chrome / construct if you have the right hardware.

Just testing bbox on an old xeon indicates possible 2 points of regression.

small hit at 150 then bigger hit at 152

130 = 64529

147 = 65289

149 = 65537

150 = 55340

151 = 57345

152 = 37358

153 = 38661

Isn't it even quicker to use the D keyboard shortcut?

I suppose it might be....

but that would require taking my hand off the mouse and pressing d

or... you are not actually suggesting i use my other hand?

I thought the whole point of Construct 3 was to be able to develop games with one hand? :)

DevS

In a recent update the "Disable" button has been buried under a "Toggle" sub menu which now makes it a 3 click operation to disable actions instead of the previous two when it was on the right click contextual main menu.

It is an extremely useful feature and I cant be the only one that uses it almost all the time, much more than any other right click contextual action.

Please can you consider moving it back to the main contextual menu. I've tried to get used to it. But those three clicks make it so grating after it was so efficiently placed before.

Hi

I suppose Ashley

Im one of the users who really wants to take advantage of being able to work off line with the web version. I wont bore you with the details but it involves working after hours, maybe once a week, in an office where there is no internet access and mobile signals are blocked.

I understand that, to be able to open up my laptop and be able to work off line. I must have previously downloaded the off line version, previously signed in and ticked the keep signed in box and must have downloaded the c3p file I want to work on. This is fine I have no problem doing this.

However, even after completing these tasks, the off line rarely actually works when needed.

It is always one or more of the following three reasons.

1. The downloaded version wont load or open.
2. The downloaded version does load but opens in guest mode (and will not allow log in without an internet connection)
3. The downloaded version loads and opens up logged in but cannot preview without validating an internet connection.

Is there any way to make the offline system more robust and dependable?

here you go mate, ive had too much to drink to try to explain. but yea....

drive.google.com/open

edit i only did the step one disabled the other.

Sorry i cant see your demo (because work) but I tried a few things.

I made a "pipe" from tilemap that goes around and around.

I fired a bullet into it an an angle and....

Using on bullet step is overlapping surface > bounce off surface

the first few bounces are always flawless even at speeds of 10000s

but over speed of 1700 the 5th 6h 7th plus bounces seem to fail and the bounce dosent register.

below around 1700 though it works really well and the bullet goes around and around bouncing off the sides for ever. edit but at this speed you dont really need to use bullet stepping.

interesting it seems stepping it should work better but maybe it cant take the constant checks for multiple consecutive bounces., I will try a few more things later.

aside... over 1700 the speed makes difficult to track with eye, are you sure you need such a high speed??