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  • A few things to wrap this up and get something useful out of it.

    Removing the closing buttons of tabs is not going to happen. This is just too of a widely accepted UI convention. On the same note, adding a special and obscure setting that will only ever be used by a handful of people is not going to happen, it's just not good design.

    Adding an option to remove a UI element is basically admitting that it doesn't work, in this case though, it does work and you absolutely need a button to close a tab.

    Having said that I take two things out of this thread:

    1) Adding a little bit of a buffer distance so the close button is not right next to the tab name sounds like a reasonable improvement feature.

    2) Sorting tabs in multiple rows needs some work.

    — If you think any of those things will improve C3, you can file a couple of issues in our bug tracker and they will be looked at.

  • Has this been happening for a long time? During development I did notice that sometimes the information in the test account I use would occasionally take a couple of days to update, but I never payed too much attention to it.

    Anyway, I will take a look at it more closely.

    You could try adding that snippet about delaying app measurement initialization and see if it makes any difference. You would need to make an export for an Android Studio project, edit the manifest file and then make a build from Android Studio.

    That is what I will try doing, but you don't need to wait for me, if you have Android Studio you can try it out yourself.

    The documentation you linked talks about user consent, so maybe if no consent is given, measurement never starts? I am just guessing, will need to try it out to see for sure.

  • sizcoz

    How can you tell the metrics are not working? Is it just by looking at the dashboard in your Admob account? To be honest this is not something that I paid attention when doing the transition to the new SDK, so it is possible it stopped working.

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    There is a context menu with the option to close a tab already. Maybe you missed it? Just try right clicking on a tab and it should appear.

  • Overboy

    I really can't argue against your idea as it sounds quite useful.

    To think I actually thought this feature was going to be a quick one :P

  • dazedangels

    I see what the problem is now. What is happening is that as a tab is dragged, it switches place with the one located where the pointer is at.

    This works properly if there is a single row, because you can only move left or right, but I can see why it would produce unexpected results when moving up and down.

  • pandabear7413

    That would be a different feature to the one discussed in this thread.

    You can try posting it in the suggestions platform to see if more people are interested in it.

  • Can someone explain this problem about dragging tabs not working properly when there are multiple rows?

    I don't see it, it seems to work ok. I just tried creating enough layouts to have three rows of tabs, and it looks like you can arrange them properly. Maybe there is something more to it?

  • Mit Mit Those options are not available in the latest stable version. If you want to try them out try the latest beta

    If you are already using the latest beta and it still doesn't work as you expect, please share the files you are trying to import and I will take a look.

  • Make sure to check the suggestions platform

    https://construct3-21h2.ideas.aha.io/

    There you can add your own suggestions, see what other people want to see in C3 and even vote for existing ideas that you think will be useful.

    It might seem like we don't read any of that, but we do. If something in there has traction we will be considering it for the future.

    It's not exactly a roadmap, but you can see what kind of things are floating around.

  • Try keeping track of the total playing area in a variable, then each time a rectangular region is filled, you calculate that area and add it to another variable.

    With those two values you can calculate the percentage of completion with a formula like this one 

    (value/total value) × 100

    In that formula value is the variable where you add the rectangular areas that are completed as the game goes on and total value is the total area you calculate at the beginning of the game.

  • I see. I was asking because recently there was an issue in the bug tracker that looked very similar to what you posted.

    They were using Brave, which turns out has a bunch of features to help with online anonimity, and one of them is garbling image data in imperceptible ways. It obviously didn't play well with image processing.

    I take you don't have any chrome extensions, right?

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