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  • I would guess the Construct engine is doing something like creating a script to a blob: URL, which Facebook incorrectly blocks thinking it's unsafe (but it is safe).

    I'm not sure where you got that code from, but the key function appears to be needsToBeBlacklisted, but its definition is not included. If you can find the code for that it should help identify the cause.

  • This is deliberately not allowed, because the editor blocks communication with third-party servers for security reasons. Also opening untrusted projects is a potential security problem if they use bundled third-party addons.

  • Use the Addon SDK.

  • Yes, this is definitely a FB error, please report it to them. The code from — proves it (that's Facebook's code) and is consistent with what I previously said (scriptElt is not from Construct's code).

  • Currently that should work if you first copy and paste the objects, then copy and paste their events. I guess a "copy events and also referenced objects" could help - but again you run in to similar problems with tieing together references - particularly with families, existing object types that have the same name but are from a different plugin, global variable names using up the name of an object type, etc. etc...

  • Just curious, will the old functions be removed entirely??

    Old functions will be deprecated, but it's unlikely we'll be able to fully remove them for a long time, given the number of projects that still use them. In particular projects still using the C2 runtime can't switch to builtin functions until they switch to the C3 runtime. So realistically we could only fully remove the old functions if we fully remove the C2 runtime and pretty much all C3 runtime projects have switched over to using builtin functions. That is probably at least a couple of years off.

    Tokinsom - I'm currently investigating a feature to switch old functions to builtin functions for the next beta. The main complication is old function parameters could be numbers or strings, but builtin functions are typed and must be one or the other. So if the parameter uses both types it cannot be converted. Additionally doing things like calling functions by expressions throws off the static analysis and forces it to assume that call could call any function in the project, making it more likely it can't work out the parameter types. So even if I can get it working, it's not yet clear it will be useful in practice, depending to the extent people's projects use dynamic types or calling functions by expressions.

  • FWIW Construct 3's new built-in functions do now restore parameters after the wait.

  • You cannot wait before requesting fullscreen. It only works when used immediately in a user input event with no waiting.

  • elferrito - it's unclear from your post if those issues are actually related to this thread. This thread is about previews freezing, and since it's old, it's out of date: we have now implemented a worker mode which solves the problem. Tick 'Use worker' in project properties in the advanced section. If you really are having the same problem, that should fix it. Otherwise it's different.

  • I believe this thread is about providing a tool to automatically upgrade old functions to new functions. This is different to deprecation.

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  • It's very difficult, and can't work in 100% of cases, because you could do things like call functions or access parameters by expressions which the new system doesn't allow. I might give it a go but I'm not sure it will work...

  • The guidelines are there because people routinely file issues that are useless, and are impossible to help with. There are also lots of issues filed that are just mistakes in people's events, or otherwise unrelated to Construct. After years of dealing with thousands of user bug reports, the guidelines have been carefully crafted to maximise the chance that we can actually help you and fix the problem that you are reporting. It does involve providing a fair amount of information, but that is necessary for us to be able to help you. I think we have a very good track record with generally fixing issues quickly when they are reported well, and as it stands we've closed 98% of all reported issues in Construct 3.

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