What devices are you testing on?

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- TechBoxNorth
- - Joined 8 Feb, 2012
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I just tested a small physics game I made by using the android/crosswalk exporter and it was so slow it wasn't even playable. Tested it on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1

Is my device too crappy?
- GameThirsty
- - Joined 29 Nov, 2012
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- 31 Dec, 2013
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Are you using the new Box2D engine with asm.js?
- TechBoxNorth
- - Joined 8 Feb, 2012
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Forgot about that :) changed it and tested again and it gave quite an improvement but still nowhere near acceptable.
- Bugasebi
- - Joined 19 Dec, 2013
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- 31 Dec, 2013
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You should post a capx so someone here could help you by maybe improving the events.
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- TechBoxNorth
- - Joined 8 Feb, 2012
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ok here it is: linklink
- alvarop
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I mostly test on my PC and my Chromebook to compare performance. I haven't done any Android projects but I will soon (I hope). When I do so I'll use a Nexus 4 and a Samsung Galaxy II.