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  • 25 Jan, 2013
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  That's not an error, it's just information! You can keep going and proceed with step 2 below!

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  • 25 Jan, 2013
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  It works in Firefox, but not in any other browser. Our code is trivial, so it looks like most browsers just don't support double-right-clicks, probably because it's a very unusual input method! (Where have you ever seen another game or app that needed a double-right click?) So I'm closing this as won't fix - I recommend you use a different input method...

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  • 25 Jan, 2013
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  Please see how to report bugs. There are too many events in this project for me to be able to tell in a reasonable amount of time that this is not just a mistake in your events and C2 is doing everything you tell it correctly. Can you reproduce this in a fresh project?

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  Closing as not a bug: as Nimtrix said the angle is not actually 60, so it is correct that the comparison returns 0.

  The reason why is internally angles are stored as radians, so converting from and to degrees causes slight floating point inaccuracies. This is normal in computing, and the standard thing to do is check if a number is within a range (e.g. abs(value - 60) < 0.01).

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  Your .capx uses the MoveTo plugin by Rex. Please remove it when reporting bugs as described in how to report bugs.

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  PiaM - if the iPad crashes and even the home button doesn't work, it must be Safari or iOS crashing. It's not normally possible for an app to make that happen. That also means it's not really C2's fault so we can't do much about it. Are you sure your app isn't using large amounts of memory or something like that? Do simple demos work?

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  Closing as not a bug. As per the physics basics tutorial other behaviors conflict with the Physics behavior, so you should not use them on the same object.

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  The file is probably corrupt. .capx files are just .zip files containing a folder project, so see if you can open it as a zip if you rename it. If not the file is corrupt.

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  It looks like the MIME types are correct now. Try changing the URL. The iPad might have cached an old broken version.

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  • 24 Jan, 2013
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  It will be most useful if you write your own backend, unless you can find a useful WebSocket server that is already being run by someone else that does something you want.

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  • 24 Jan, 2013
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  Construct 2 already supports this, just set the fullscreen setting to 'letterbox scale' or 'letterbox integer scale'. And you can use any window size, it doesn't assume you're using a particular base resolution.

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  An old TV example ships with Construct 2. It's in the start dialog.

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  I don't think we can fix this. To support recursive functions, local variables have a separate value inside triggers. So in 'On start of layout' you actually assign to a separate value reserved for that trigger. When the 'On start of layout' event ends, the local variable reverts to its default value. Then after the 'Wait' action, since you're no longer in the trigger, the local value has lost its value that was set in the trigger.

  I can't think how to fix this without breaking recursive functions. Can you work around by making the local variable static?