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It was just reviewed, I will add it in the next Beta, this changes involve some modification in styles and this will be done through android Manifest extension.
Great news. Most modern devices have the notches so this will be great for supporting full resolution.
Interesting. Thanks for all the information. Besides from opening the MFA within Fusion, would there be a way for someone to view the MFA's script? I am curious about this in regards to the AES object, since I want to add an extra level of security to my games.
This is a great solution and I appreciate the critical thinking. I am not advanced enough to create my own extension but the theory behind it is fantastic.
I searched around and got various answers as to whether this would work on mobile. I'm wondering about Android in particular, but also hoping that this functionality would work on iOS as well. I am creating various on-screen controls and am hoping that this would allow me to have a readily built toolkit for certain "MFA widgets".
A few questions:
- Does it work on mobile? - Does it resize properly? (I'm building a responsive system that will check for screen resolution at the start of the application.) - Are there any limitations or downsides to using this method, and if so, what are viable alternatives?
I'm looking to get back into doing some work with Fusion. I am wondering the current state of security of MFAs embedded in the final products? I would like to do some work with the relay client, in particular. Are things like encryption keys at risk if there are known exploits to extract MFA files?
Is Edge-to-Edge Resolution supported with the exporter? If so, is there anything that needs to be enabled in either CTF or Android Studio in order to have the apps run with this resolution? If so, how do?
By edge-to-edge I mean the full resolution as seen on bezel-free devices, such as the modern Pixel models.
First off, thanks for the prompt replies you two. It really is appreciated. I got it to work when running on localhost, however, when I upload it to my web server, even if I keep the directories exactly the same, (both the index.html and the .txt file are in the same file structure as they were on localhost) the GET seems to fail. It really is frustrating as this is a key aspect of the application I am trying to develop, and I am unsure of any other extensions that would provide this functionality in HTML5.
[MENTION=6268]Fernando[/MENTION] - I will take a look at the debug console when I'm at my development computer and follow-up with you regarding this.
I'm trying to have the GET object retrieve text from a .txt file located on one of my servers. The script works fine when I run it anywhere but in the browser on HTML5, where it returns nothing. I am not trying to POST anything, I am just trying to simply receive the data from the text file. Is there anything I need to configure to make this work properly, or is there any other extension I can use to download the data from the .txt file?
hmm, is never good to send during start of frame, in my personal coding i always recommend a time event for this in android and ios, after 50 ms (which is a very small time lag) then start the communication process
Definitely +1 on this. You definitely want to have a buffer before. However, I've found it to be most effective with a lot greater than 50ms... several seconds is probably ideal.
Yeah, kill connection is necessary. I eventually did get a workaround for this (basically having a "connected" global string), but a real function would be awesome.