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Welcome to our brand new Clickteam Community Hub! We hope you will enjoy using the new features, which we will be further expanding in the coming months.
A few features including Passport are unavailable initially whilst we monitor stability of the new platform, we hope to bring these online very soon. Small issues will crop up following the import from our old system, including some message formatting, translation accuracy and other things.
Thank you for your patience whilst we've worked on this and we look forward to more exciting community developments soon!
We have various measures in place to stop potential threat vectors and it is highly likely that CG-NAT will cause people problems. CG-NAT basically funnels large numbers of users through a single or a few IP addresses. This makes it easy to hide behind so it will often fall foul of anti-attack services.
In addition to those considerations for us as a service provider, you as users should be aware that CG-NAT can degrade bandwidth and also leave you open to attacks, particularly as a gamer on popular game networks/titles. I strongly recommend you disable it. You can read some more about this here:
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If you continue to have issues, please don't hesitate to open a ticket at Please login to see this link. and I'll do my best to assist.
This is not something that would be feasible with Fusion. Fusion is not the right sort of development system to run on micro and embedded systems such as Arduino, the overheads are too high and these devices rely on low-power, low-memory solutions such as binaries built via the Arduino IDE or Circuit Python.
Partly because we're using F3 tech (did you actually read the OP?) to port the games, but also because this thread will also be live for when Fusion 3 has launched and if we change the URL later it causes SEO headaches... ( Please login to see this link.Fusion3-amp-2-5-Console-Conversion-Service )
I'm not sure why it matters either way to an end user?
There is no news we are going to give at the moment, no new information we are willing to release and so I'm afraid as I've explained before, as a matter of company policy this isn't possible right now.
Rather than sticking with an outdated OS, if it is an issue for you - you could install Mojave or earlier in a VM and use it for running Fusion, or for that matter Windows / Parallels to run a Windows version of Fusion.
Please try to post in a way that first of all explains the problem and second, if you find a solution, that you share insights with others even if only in brief form, so that everyone can learn
I'm sorry but that isn't possible, the images were linked to a remote website and have been deleted, we have no ability to restore these. I checked the web archive site and it isn't listed there either sadly. Your best bet would be to contact the original author by sending a private message, to see if he still has the images for this.
[MENTION=37013]Greenhead[/MENTION] this has been moved from the "Guides, Tutorials, Examples, Widgets" which is not for posting asking for help - please make sure to read the instructions at the top of the page where they are given.
[MENTION=33852]RobbyRotten[/MENTION] this has been moved from the "Guides, Tutorials, Examples, Widgets" which is not for posting asking for help - please make sure to read the instructions at the top of the page where they are given.
Thanks, I'm glad they're working mostly well and I'm sure you'll be delighted with the new system, it's much more performant and modern. The slight delay each might be whilst databases are backed uo, as this forum contains approaching 2 decades of posts at this point it can be a bit slow to process. They're hosted in New Jersey in the US actually
There are some issues with the forum system and certain browsers but these won't be fixed as we're moving to a new system. Yesterday our security certificates expired early by 12 hours which led to some security errors but otherwise all services were working correctly - sometimes these issues happen due to either your own ISP or the routes from your ISP to our systems in the US, par for the course with globally accessed internet sites from time to time.
[MENTION=28479]SudoRadish[/MENTION] hey - just a heads up, playing the video when embedded has been disabled in the video settings (or perhaps your YT account) so it won't play.
