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Closing, please follow the bug report guidelines. Also check your graphics drivers are up to date as they are a common source of causing crashes in C2.
Closing, please follow the bug report guidelines: fill out all the required information, and reproduce the problem in a minimal new .capx that you can share.
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Closing as not a bug. Please remember to always follow the bug report guidelines as well, we would have closed this without investigation anyway since it does not provide any of the information we need.
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OK, well I'll see if I can get it in for the next beta cycle. However you can still either just set the room size to the number of players you want and have it lock when full, or just let new people join as spectators like — suggested.
Device mode in Chrome DevTools allows you to choose the viewports of various devices. Note however the main reason to buy a real device is for performance testing. A mobile could be 10x slower than your PC/laptop, and simulators/viewport resizers will still use the full power of your system.
Consider posting a bug report, since it ought to work on Android as well.
I think the main problem is just: how do you cram all the UI and features of a relatively complex piece of editing software like Construct 2 on to a tiny screen? Would it even be useful even if you could do it, compared to the speed and precision of a mouse and keyboard?
Maybe post this to Website issues and tag —
It should work on any Chromium-based platform. IIRC it includes:
Until Android 5.0 is widespread, I'd go with Crosswalk.
The easiest way to implement this is an action to reset all persisted instances globally. I'll see if I can get that in the next beta (note we are due a stable update next and I prefer not to make any changes at all for that).
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