works for me:
dropbox.com/s/l9h6wv3t4x9amhz/ExportToCSV.c3p
Also, you should probably build your string like this:
You need "Invoke download of string"
Also, you can't use "Add to" with text variables, it only works with numbers. You need to use concatenation operator & :
Set DetailedReport to DetailedReport & .....
I agree, Drawing Canvas doesn't produce uniform gradients..
You can always draw it yourself, line by line (Using DrawingCanvas Draw Line action). It will look like this:
Try this:
Clear canvas with rgba(100, 100, 100, 100)
Fill vertical gradient with rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) to rgba(0, 0, 0, 100)
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Michelangelo_Lite Do you have any links proving this?
Sprites with lots of animations can certainly use more memory, but I believe it's the number and size of images that matter, not the number of animations.
Noah. If you need animated tiles, there are not many options.
You can use multiple tiles in TileMap as animation frames and change them with events:
construct.net/en/tutorials/animated-tilemap-871
But if there are lots of different images with lots of animation frames, it would be easier to use sprites.
It's a single action - "Browser invoke download of string", string is your text variable, MIME type "text/text".
What error do you get? Please post your code.
Excel natively opens CSV files, they even have Excel icon when MS Office is installed.
Exporting to CSV is easy, you simply build a string (put all values with commas and line breaks into text variable) and do "Browser invoke string download".
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Not sure if sending to Google Spreadsheet will work in your case. It's supposed to send data to one table, I don't think you can't create a separate sheet for each user.
The easiest way is to export it in plain text format as comma-separated values. CSV files can be opened with Excel, Google Spreadsheets and some other software.
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Try Chipmunk physics, it's less bouncy:
construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/behavior-chipmunk-physics-82151
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