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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  786despair - try Chrome or Firefox. Note you are posting in a 6 year old thread about Construct Classic, not Construct 2.

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  This is fixed in the next build.

  R0J0hound - note the new assert checks are because in those cases IE11's WebGL stops rendering. It's complaint with the standards, since having the same render texture and current texture set has undefined behavior according to the OpenGL ES spec; it worked in Chrome and Firefox but we shouldn't have relied on it, and those new asserts are automatically checking you're not doing that.

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  The OP .capx link is now 404. If you put it back up I can investigate your specific project. Last I tried though Space Blaster exported and ran just fine in the XDK.

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  Please make bug reports for any issues you see. We cannot correct any bugs if you don't do that.

  Node-webkit is based on the Chromium engine, and in the majority of cases runs identically to how it does in Chrome. There should not be any serious differences there.

  CocoonJS limitations are documented here: http://www.scirra.com/tutorials/303/how-to-export-to-cocoonjs

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  jojoe - citation needed! We have not seen any of the problems you describe. Please refer to specific issues and let us know about them so we can fix them, rather than just scaring prospective customers. We have a Ubuntu machine in our office which we tested the Linux export on and it worked fine, BTW.

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  It's probably the same as whatever the requirements are for Chrome on Linux. We've tested and verified it works on Ubuntu.

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  simwhi - post a bug report about the behavior in an OR block and I'll take a look.

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  It's on the todo list. No ETA I'm afraid, we get more feature requests than we can deal with quickly.

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  • 16 Oct, 2013
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  Oh right, well CocoonJS and Ejecta are known not to implement memory management, so will try to load the entire game in to memory on startup. This is a problem with the platforms themselves, not C2.

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  • 15 Oct, 2013
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  NotionGames - last I heard PS4 will not have HTML5 support at launch. Here's to hoping that they add it later down the line though.

  I do think however that if your main selling point is that it runs HTML5 games, then I'm pretty sure the XBox One will support HTML5 games with self-publishing. Firefox OS for a console is a nice twist, but does it add enough value?

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  • 15 Oct, 2013
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  We're still working with Nintendo on this, but they are holding us up. They recently said there will be another ~2 months of legal process before we're fully approved. Sorry about this, we're trying to get them to sort us out quicker, but they seem to have a lot of bureaucracy...

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  • 14 Oct, 2013
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  IE11 also supports WebGL which supports point sampling. It also supports it for canvas2D, but you'll most likely always get WebGL rendering in IE11.

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  • 14 Oct, 2013
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  Which browsers have you tried on which devices and is it the same across all of them?

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  • 13 Oct, 2013
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  Doesn't the pathfinding MovingAngle expression already let you do that?

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  • 13 Oct, 2013
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  Can't reproduce here... however if it started happening just after updating your driver, it's quite clearly a driver issue. You should complain to your graphics card vendor. Perhaps to work around you could try beta drivers if any are available, or roll back to the older driver.