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  • 6 Jun, 2014
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  No, it makes no sense - the window size has absolutely no effect on any of the game logic at all, and especially nothing to do with pathfinding since the calculations actually happen in a separate worker which is entirely isolated from the main game code. The window size only affects how the game is displayed. Perhaps the window size has been a red herring and the real cause can be found if you look elsewhere. Having said that though bugs can be strange beasts and it's possible (but seems unlikely) that through some unexpected chain of consequences the window size really does affect it. It's basically impossible to say for sure without a reliable reproduction .capx that allows easy investigation of the problem.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Ldk - could you make a separate bug report with full details again including reproduction .capx?

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Iolva - just open the image editor, press resize, type 32 x 32...

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  If you have clients that get angry over bugs, don't use beta releases! Anyhow, r171 is out now.

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  No, they're like no tilemap at all. Imagine crafting your tilemap out of adjoining tiled background objects. The gaps are truly empty, and the tilemap object is the same.

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  There's nothing to show if the video isn't playing - were you hoping for it to stick to the first frame or something? It may not have even loaded the first frame if autoplay is 'off' though, so there really is nothing to show there.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  r171 should be out soon which should fix this.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Closing as not a bug. Look in the javascript console of the emulator: it's returning 'OUT_OF_MEMORY' errors, which appear to be due to your use of very large images. For example you have a 2560x1440 image which firstly is over the maximum size of 2048x2048 that some devices support, and further is completely a waste because it's all a solid color, so you could have used a 32x32 sprite and just stretched it up and saved 99% of the memory. There are several other very large images. Your project does not appear to use too many images so it does seem odd that it would be reporting out of memory already, but perhaps it's more memory constrained than you think. If you think there is still a problem it would be best to contact Microsoft about it since the memory error is being reported by Windows Phone and is not to do with the C2 engine.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Closing, there have already been reports of this and it should already be fixed in the next build.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Ldk - I see what you mean now, it doesn't correctly register floor detection in some cases which also affects the animations. I think this is fixed for the next build, please confirm when r171 is out (should be today hopefully).

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Closing, computers do not have infinite precision for numbers. See the section 'Expecting math calculations to be correct' in https://www.scirra.com/blog/141/common-mis-used-events-and-gotchas.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Closing, please follow the bug report guidelines or there is nothing we can do.

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  You must have a truly huge project if it still runs out of memory with the icon cache off. Can you provide some indications of how big it is (estimated memory use, number of events, file size etc)?

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  Closing as not a bug. When you enable mouse input for the Touch object, both triggers fire for clicking the object and touching the object, which shows then immediately hides the popup again. Either have no mouse events and just rely on the Touch object's 'use mouse input', or have separate events and turn off the Touch object's 'use mouse input'.

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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  Closing, it's not a bug, I think it's because your website uses a frameset (why?) and iOS has buggy support for frames. Unless you can reproduce this using the unmodified export from Construct 2, then we can't support any breaking alterations you make.