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• • Ashley Construct Team Founder
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  • 1 Oct, 2012
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  Heh, you're right about the typo, fixed for next build :)

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  Thanks, should be fixed in the next build. Note it works correctly when using a fullscreen-in-browser setting; this bug only happens on the iPad 3 (iPad 4 is not out yet!) when not using a fullscreen setting.

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  I had a quick look, but it seems to be an issue with Awesomium. You might want to report it to them, I don't think there's anything we can do to fix this. Same goes for other Awesomium-specific issues.

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  Looks like a bug with the bluetooth headphone drivers rather than with Construct 2. If some random software turns off balloon tips, things like syntax errors won't appear in the parameters dialog. That's what C2 is warning you about...

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  TheDev - your fix does not make sense. Here's the code Audio currently uses to determine whether or not to use .ogg files:

  if (this.runtime.isDirectCanvas)
       useOgg = this.runtime.isAndroid;          // AAC on iOS, OGG on Android
  else
       useOgg = !!(new Audio().canPlayType('audio/ogg; codecs="vorbis"'));

  so the 'isAndroid' variable should be totally ignored on CocoonJS and therefore should not affect whether .m4a or .ogg is chosen.

  It looks like a bug in CocoonJS, not Construct 2. The line !!(new Audio().canPlayType('audio/ogg; codecs="vorbis"')) needs to return true if .ogg is supported, but it looks like CocoonJS is returning false even when it does support it.

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  As per the other thread this should already be fixed in the next build.

  FYI please see how to report bugs, we usually reject complex projects because they are too time consuming to debug - you should submit a minimal project demonstrating the issue if possible.

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  Please report directCanvas bugs to appMobi. It's not made by us so we can't fix bugs in it.

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  It's working fine here. Please provide a .capx demonstrating the issue.

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  The text size can only be determined when the text is actually drawn. It might be difficult to change this because for example in the WebGL renderer, there is no way to measure the text at all until it really is drawn.

  Is this something you desperately need? It's currently by design. A possible workaround could be to have some text on-screen with opacity 0.

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  Did you try reinstalling? How about running the Ogg encoder commandline tool direct from the command line? (In <install directory>\tools\audio\oggenc2.exe)

  Are you sure your .WAV is in a sensible format the Ogg encoder can actually read? Did you try converting to a 16-bit PCM WAV first?

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  Are you sure you're exporting with 'use directCanvas' set and not 'use phone browser'? The latter is very slow.

  Apart from that, if you experience issues using directCanvas you should report them to appMobi. That's the company that makes directCanvas - we can't do anything to fix it ourselves I'm afraid.

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  I can't reproduce this: when I follow your steps and paste, after the balloon tip appears 'undo' is still disabled. That may still be a bug, but it's different to what you describe. Is that what you meant or are there other steps I'm missing?

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  It's not clear which way it should happen, and it depends on engine internals, so I think this has to be closed won't fix. Try not to depend on this kind of behavior.

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  Thanks, should be fixed in the next build.

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• • Ashley Construct Team Founder
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  Great summary as always!