Is the limited free html5 meant to work on mobile?
These are the issues I'm having:
1. If I build and run the game via Wi-Fi - via clickteam.com - it will work on my cell phone - the display is correctly centred and resized. But there is no sound.
2. If I build and install it on my website with the option ticked "Resize display to fill window size" - it will on a pc - chop the game off vertically and I can't scroll down on the page to centre the game or get to the rest of the game at all - on Chrome and Edge. It will work on Firefox.
On a mobile it will adjust the width to the mobile device but chop the game off vertically - despite the page being much longer. It will block me from scrolling down on the page even though I have stuff below the game.
3. If I build and install it on my website with the option unticked "Resize display..." then it will appear correctly on a pc - but will not adjust the width on the mobile (which makes it unplayable).
Either way - it's not playable on mobile (except from inside Fusion via Clickteam) and I get no sound on my cell phone (Huawei).
Is this actually meant to work, or was it never intended to work on anything but a pc?
If it's meant to work, is there a way to edit the html file or javascript file to allow me to scroll down so that the game is fully on the screen? What code are you running to make it fit when I run it via Clickteam - can I have that code?
My website has a mobile / pc version - so I can have 2 versions of the game with 2 different settings (it's just that neither work on mobile).
(Option B is to write 2 versions in 2 different sizes, but I was just wondering about the above since it would be helpful if I didn't have to manually rewrite the game and resize all my graphics, since it's just a little nonsense game I was writing to play around with the html.)
PC Version: https://www.evolutionary.co.za/sadness.html (resize display not ticked)
Mobile Version: https://www.evolutionary.co.za/m.sadness.html (resize display ticked - completely different folder for resources.)
(You can't access the mobile version from a pc - it will auto redirect you to the pc version.)
The html exports are untouched - as Fusion has exported them.