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  • 17 Dec, 2015
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  This is a closed bug report, please file a new report if you still have trouble, and be sure to test the latest release (currently r218).

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• • Ashley Construct Team Founder
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  • 17 Dec, 2015
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  Yeah, I think some people use that as a workaround. If you put in a global constant name then if you rename the global constant it updates everywhere.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  WebGL works fine for me on latest Firefox stable (v43) and Nightly on an nVidia GeForce GTX 660.

  Browser makers regularly update their GPU blacklists as they find out about more issues - it might be that your driver/hardware was added to the blacklist for this version. Also sometimes there are mistakes and more devices are blacklisted than they intended, so it could be that. IIRC, they can update the blacklist separately to doing a full browser release.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Both the Intel XDK and PhoneGap Build can compile the Cordova export from Construct 2 with Crosswalk. It's basically what you're doing with Android Studio, except it's better supported. You should not use the HTML5 export option in an app because that mode expects to be running in a browser so probably some features will be broken. You can do what you like with the Cordova export option, such as building it yourself with Android Studio or using the Cordova command-line interface, but we officially recommend using the Intel XDK or PhoneGap Build as the easiest options for non-programmers, since they're easier to set up than all the cross-platform SDKs you'd otherwise need.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Hmm... I've heard iOS 9.2 broke some audio stuff in the web view (which Cordova uses). Switching between UIWebView or WKWebView might make a difference so it would be worth testing that (although WKWebView is faster). Either way it sounds like a bug in iOS so I'm not sure there will be much we can do about it, except hope Apple fix it quickly.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Are you using Cordova or Safari?

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  I think this should be fixed using r218/alpha 7. Please file a new report if you still have trouble.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Are you talking about losing save data when moving from NW.js 0.12.x or older to 0.13.x? Or is it losing save data with the same version of NW.js? If so have you tested alpha7 as well?

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Pretty sure this is a bug in Edge, since no other browsers are affected and it even works in Edge the first few times, suggesting our code is working fine.

  I filed a bug with Microsoft here: https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedbackdetail/view/2136032/audio-stops-playing-intermittently

  Closing this report, please follow that issue for developments.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Cool. This workaround is applied automatically from the next build, which should fix it.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Should be fixed in the next build. Note your .capx was wrong: it does the bounce action before enabling the behavior and setting the speed.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Closing, please see the bug report guidelines. Your example .capx uses a third party plugin. Also I don't see any evidence that the problem is with C2 and not just a mistake in your events. As per the guidelines please provide the minimum events possible to unequivocally prove there is a problem with C2.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Closing as not a bug. Drag-and-drop happens at the beginning of the tick before events run, and bound-to-layout happens at the end of the tick after events run, so you are simply testing the position before the bounding happens.

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  Does this still reproduce in r218?

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  • 16 Dec, 2015
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  I can reproduce, but it's very strange: it seems the audio buffer fails to decode only in NW.js, whereas it succeeds in Chrome. I've no idea why that could be. Have you tried r218 and NW.js alpha-7?