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Construct can export your project as a traditional desktop app with NW.Js , which is basically a standalone version of the Google Chrome browser. In other words...
I've been asked by some of the community users to write a guide for getting Steam overlay and achievements working under NW.Js, so here goes. I tested it on lin...
Exporting your game as a Windows desktop app is simple in Construct. However you don't get a single file exported. What you actually get is a directory containi...
In our tutorial Distributing Desktop Apps we discussed a method that allowed you to repackage your desktop game export into a single executable file, without re...
When adding the NW.Js exporter in Construct 3, we made a series of improvements to make using NW.Js easier and more flexible. Here's a few of the changes we've...
. Getting Started. Installing & Updating. The Use Of Custom Builds. Main Structure. Important Files & File Paths. How To: Modify The Package Manifest Files. Ho...
Construct 3 is also available as a desktop app based on NW.Js. This is useful if you want to preview or debug your project with NW.Js features active. Stable re...
I just got Construct 2 so I could make some games at home and publish them to my website. Of course this is my first time making a game, and I dont have money t...
I am using Construct 3 to make a control panel for an IoT device. I want to use web sockets to communicate. I want to supply self signed certificates for the de...
I would like to request a Constuct.Net port of the Construct 2 NW.Js downloads webpage, if possible. While it's fully up to you guys on how to do it (if at all)...