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Thank you for your feedback, I wrote down your suggestions in the development plan, there may be problems with sprite sheets, not all browsers do it correctly, I have already tried it.

The external link is currently set by the JS command:

 window.open ('https://kirill-live.itch.io/tuesday-js');

it needs to be added to the parameters of the "JavaScript" button

If you port the game to a PC using NW.js or Electron, then other commands are used there

To display a variable in the text, you must use the variable name in angle brackets <variable_name>. if the variable is not showing, try clearing storage and turning off autosave for the project.

davsuz782 years ago(+1)

Thanks for your answer Kirill.

The window.open works well for the browser, thanks, but i plan to make a version of my game for windows, mac and linux. What commands need to be used for exporting to a pc (i'm using web2executable, so nw.js)? Because on a windows export, it open the url in a new restricted window, not in your browser. And will it be another command for android?

"To display a variable in the text, you must use the variable name in angle brackets <variable_name>. (I checked, I probably broke this feature, I will fix it in the next release)"

Do you have a screen or example because i really don't see what you meant? Even if the feature is broken, at least i will know how to do it when the next release is online.

And i found another bug (sorry). On my main screen, when i click on "load" button, if there was no previous save game, buttons disappear. And of course a new player doesn't have a previous save game...

Before clicking:

After clicking on load button:

Kirill Live2 years ago (1 edit)

for nw.js the command would be like this:

nw.Shell.openExternal("https://kirill-live.itch.io/tuesday-js")

for Android, if you use Cordova as in the guide, then there is the same as in the browser.

window.open ('https://kirill-live.itch.io/tuesday-js');

For a demonstration of working with variables, try this example https://kirilllive.github.io/tuesday-js/example/example_quiz_or_test.zip the value from the variable into the text can be inserted like this

With the problematic "load" button, thanks for saying 👍

davsuz782 years ago (5 edits) (+1)

Nice example for the variables, i will try it soon.

If you made a banner/button to advertise your great engine, i will be happy to add it in my game.

"for nw.js the command would be like this: nw.Shell.openExternal(\"https://kirill-live.itch.io/tuesday-js\")"

I tried but it wasn't working so i googled your command and found the correct one. Thanks a lot, it will be usefull :)

nw.Shell.openExternal('url');