Yes. Although construct is all about the browser. If performance was up to par I think many here would pay good money for that, including myself,... Assuming I had a game good enough for console.

Sounds like a huge undertaking though and you might be in competition with the chowdren project.

There are 100 different ways to move something.

First start learning the built in movement behaviours. Car, bullet, 8 direction etc.

Then there is custom movement you can define your self but use behaviour feedback.

If behaviours don't suit what you want to do then you can just hard code you movement in events such as

(Simple) move X pixels per tick

Or

(Lerp) lerp between point a and point b

Or

(Waypoint) measure distance to waypoint if greater than speed then move at speed towards waypoint if less than speed then move to waypoint.

And plenty more.

Sounds like you might want lerping or waypoint there should be tons of examples in the tutorials sections for c2 if the links are working though you currently have to search using Google I believe until they get the search back into operation.

Edit. I think I posted a linear lerping example back few weeks ago check my posts.

Found it

construct.net/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/move-player-smoothly-x-pixels-135006/page-2

OH MY!!! Just before I went to sleep... I thought about another way, I didn't even need timers.

It's the first time I used the Instance.Count because I wanted it to work the times of the current instances of GooE (the enemy) on the screen, in case I'll change it's number.

Maybe it's not the best way but, from what I see on a few quick tests, IT WORKS! :)

I still reckon too complicated and using wait like that will mess things up.

Better to use timers.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rH2uh5DzwgUeNrXma9vYTY6p4Ymu9XL4

Hey this dude has made a website that takes your website and turns it into a URL . Exactly in the way you described.

However it is limited to max 4kb.

itty.bitty.site

So cool idea though. No host needed. — could something similar ever be applied to bigger construct games?. That would be awesome and pretty terrifying.

|i think if you just swap around it will work eg

system > every random x seconds

- system > pick a random gooe > action do whatever

it wont affect 2 or more exactly at the same time but due to the random timer it has the potential to sometimes change a few within frames of each other which is pretty much the same thing.

It looks like an absolute mess at the moment but a couple of cool things ive been thinking about for ages and finally got some time to put in today... as well as watching the france match and having a few pints. (on top of giving 6 hours of my life away to the corporate monster that pays my wages)

a very productive day indeed!

anyway

1) scaled lightning attached to the randomly generated clouds

and

2) you probably dont even notice it but a lerping change in height from below clouds to above the clouds

nothing to do with game-play but should allow some pretty cool environment changes for the game.

Im looking forward to testing it with some cityscapes.

youtu.be/QRZYi3kyaLY

OK cool. looks like you know what you are doing. thats a lot of hacks!

If the flickering is just about the text spacing moving then you can use sprite fonts and set the spacing as you want. eg to all monospace

in fact you should avoid using form text fields text boxes etc in any part of a game that needs performance. Updating html form stuff is very CPU incentive supposedly. instead use sprite fonts in game.

the form stuff is more for editors and the like.

(or possibly I think C3 has introduced web fonts but I dont know much about them havent played with them yet.)