Have you tried disabling WebGPU? That will go back to using the older WebGL renderer.
If you run in to a problem please file an issue following the guidelines.
Doesn't the built-in mesh distortion feature do a similar thing?
Have you tried using Chrome beta/dev/canary? There have been some Chrome-side performance improvements for this very recently (see this issue). It might also be worth trying setting the renderer back to WebGL, as work to optimise WebGPU to be as fast as WebGL in this case is also ongoing (see also this issue).
The latest version 1.5 of the Steamworks addon supports the overlay on Windows again. Last I tried both achievements and Steam Deck were working fine - it's hard to say more without seeing something like a bug report with a sample project and steps to reproduce.
Use the Steamworks plugin.
Audio files are already included in the returned project file list.
If any Construct version accidentally breaks backwards compatibility please file an issue and we will make it a priority to fix it. However without knowing more it's possible there is some other problem, such as a hardware failure that corrupted your files, rather than the problem being Construct.
Autocomplete is already implemented for both of those.
A great read and looks like a fantastic project!
If there is a bug that only happens with an export option like Windows WebView2 that does not happen with NW.js, please file an issue and we'll take a look. We are not currently aware of any such bugs, and both export options are based on the Chromium browser engine, so they should in general have excellent compatibility.
I feel we have reached the point where the new export options do enough to make the switch. Even if there are a couple of remaining gaps, NW.js is still supported on the LTS channel for another 18 months, which gives plenty of time to fill in remaining smaller details.
If you run in to a problem please file an issue following all the guidelines.
These will be in the next beta release - sorry, they didn't quite make the cut for this release!
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