It would definitely make sense to shrink it to 4096x4096, simply because then you only need 4 tiles at 2048x2048 - at 5000x5000 you'd need another 5 tiles just for the edge bits which is probably going to be a pain.
Nice results! I guess the SGS3 has a really good GPU, and that helps it run way faster! It's gone from the slower to the faster one.
Armitage1982 - Awesomium is literally Google Chrome in an EXE wrapper. So pretty much anything Google Chrome can do, Awesomium can do. Since you can make HTML UIs and in-game browsers in Chrome, so you can also in Awesomium.
jourdan - it should be ready in a few weeks - really it's Ludei's job to get it working, they're the company who make CocoonJS. Out of interest, what was the framerate with CocoonJS? Did you get 60 fps?
It doesn't crash, that's actually supposed to be a real shortcut to close the application. Our UI library implements it. If I could find an easy way to turn it off I would...
Please just make a minimum new project which reproduces the issue as described in how to report bugs.
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Why not make two separate actions? Making one action which does two things is against the design of Construct 2, especially trying to insert newlines, which is never done by any official plugin or behavior.
I'm afraid this is not enough information to do anything about the problem. Please see how to report bugs. Also, this problem is commonly caused by third party plugins that get broken by the minifier. Can you reproduce this using only official plugins?
The maximum size that will work everywhere is more like 2048x2048 actually these days. So you can cut it up in to a few tiles that size. You should enable Pixel Rounding in project properties to prevent seams appearing along the edges of the tiles, and that should be it.
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How about saving your project to a new file then deleting the other layouts?
We don't support this, as it is not the goal of Construct 2: we are designing it to be based entirely around the event system. However, you might be interested in our Javascript plugin SDK.
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