Yeah, I'm not sure which version that one is, but in the more recent iterations I have made it more clear that you need to double click the button. I did the double click incase they chose the wrong one.

Thanks for the awesome energy! This is my first crack at making an APP, so I'm a little nervous for the big launch next week.

I can help you making this game.

dop is the best!

Hi Tom!

Thanks for the feedback. I just checked and "Currently, Wix does not offer an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) service. " Which is super sad, but its okay, because my current method works. It's just not as streamlined as yours. Thanks! On top of that, i'll be launching my app this coming weekend, so i've given up on the idea of having a functional HTML5 version.

My splash page is testplay.net

Perhaps try having a global variable for each RGB #, and then referencing that?

Perhaps not the most elegant solution, but it works.

Thank you so much for this detailed response! I will do as you have said. I may report back if I run into any issues.

So I am nearing completion of my game (2 years in the making!) and I think it's time to add an introductory cut scene at the start, which would lay out the basic story line. I have never done anything cinematic like this before (with construct) and I was looking for some basic advice before I venture out into the unknown.

My game is tile based with retro type graphics. In my head, it'll start with a pan down the 'final boss level' (separate layout) stopping with the big baddie boss man center stage surrounded by his minions. He then says a line or two of dialogue (already have a crappy dialogue system in place) before his little minions move off screen. The next scene or two would probably repeat a similar format.

This leads me to have some questions:

- Would all of this be best done with timed events or the timeline?

- Does the fact that its tile based change anything?

- How do I pan the screen down across a layout? (usually I have the screen follow the player)

And

- Any useful links or tuts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks all

The artwork is amazing! I love it!

I have a question though:

I want to be able to run a full screen HTML5 game directly from my website, just like you have, but i'm not quite sure how to do it. Currently i'm am using the following process:

- upload the html5 file to app.netlify.com

- Use that code in 'iframes' on Wix to show the html5 game as an object

- This doesnt allow fullscreen, so I have also posted the actual app.netlify link.

I want to host the game directly on my site like you have done though. How me do that magicness?

Hiya! This looks great! I was wondering if there are any tutorials that you would recommend to make a game like this? Specifically, how to create an online real-time multiplayer browser game like this?

You could try being more specific:

- Use the UID of the 'black wall' sprite that the player needs to collide with

or if that doesnt work

- Specifying where the player sprite will be placed on reentry to the main 'game' level

Not sure if this will fix it, but you can give it a try.

The debugger is showing over 1GB of memory usage for images in your game, which yes, will be far too much for some devices.

Yeah man! I reduced the size of each image from 512 to 128 and it cut that to ~400mb and that seems to be fixing the major phone crashes. Such a simple fix.