okay, Tallowmere Android demo: http://www.tallowmere.com/Tallowmere_v319_Demo.apk (40 MB) trying out requiring Android 4.3 or higher, and OpenGL ES 3.0
@Hjorthenify poke
older hardware tends to have small resolutions with OpenGL ES 2.0 :/ and I think I can filter that out in the manifest? but I dunno, small resolutions and my game don't mix well, would need to revamp all the UI >_<
yeah, like on this page: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens-distribution.html you can filter, but it's a bit vague. I would need to research it more. My text doesn't scale atm I had a friend try it with like 600x480 or something, it runs, but it's not my ideal scenario haha
Is there any way to get something like the following to work in JavaScript?
var foo = {
a: 5,
b: 6,
c: this.a + this.b // Doesn't work
};
In the current form, this code obviously throws a reference error since this doesn't refer to foo. But is there any way to have values in an ob...
UnassignedReferenceException: The variable m_Clip of AnimationClipEditor has not been assigned. You probably need to assign the m_Clip variable of the AnimationClipEditor script in the inspector. UnityEditor.AnimationClipInfoProperties.AssignToPreviewClip (UnityEngine.AnimationClip clip)
@Hjorthenify yeah the load times, it's slow :( so I added the indicator at least... on my Nexus 9 it takes like 20 secs or something, I've tried loading the second scene first, made no difference... just how it is :\ sucks a bit, cuz like on my iPhone, it's loaded in < 5 seconds. that exit calls Application.Quit() ._.
cuz it's proper to have an exit/quit option on Android yeah?
@Chris Not really :P I usually just minimize and force-close it, lol. Might have to try it again my phone was lowish on power and running in power-saving mode :D
"Meanwhile, NPAPI’s 90s-era architecture has become a leading cause of hangs, crashes, security incidents, and code complexity." blog.chromium.org/2013/09/…
My english teacher has always so unclear instructions for what we're supposed to do that I'm afraid one day I'll get my dick stuck in a fan while doing homework
I think the initial instantiating of everything, but only the first time. I made a progress async loader, and it's quick snap to load like 90% of the scene....... and then it sits there for like almost 20 secs or something. yet if I die and the scene gets reloaded, it's instant like it should be
just sucks at loading all my prefabs into memory I guess
well my textures, I use the sprite packer thing? lemme try not using it Unity 4 used to tell me how much graphics memory would be used, think it was like < 70 MB at any given time
it sounds like Resources.Load just loads into memory when you first call it, whereas I imagine my way, a tonne of stuff is loaded before it's even needed. and it's just slow on Android. iOS it's like < 5 seconds to start up
so either I need to somehow magically stumble upon a fix or just release it as is, such is life or save everyone the potential pain and just stick to iOS
mind you, I tried installing some Squeenix Final Fantasy android game just before, free to play, 4.5 star average
after 2 minutes into an unskippable cutscene at the start, I uninstalled it
so I dunno, if a 20-60 second initial load time is just how it is, it's not gonna be a quick bathroom break sort of game, but will have its place for longer gaming sessions probably
Is there any way to get something like the following to work in JavaScript?
var foo = {
a: 5,
b: 6,
c: this.a + this.b // Doesn't work
};
In the current form, this code obviously throws a reference error since this doesn't refer to foo. But is there any way to have values in an ob...
