Hello Everybody! I have been playing with the .js extensions in GameMaker HTML5 and I have currently run into trouble on a project: Checking if a window is minimized. I have been playing around with diffrent methods for checking the focus of the HTML5 game in java script but I have had no luck getting a javascript extension working in gamemaker 100% correct with it. I am still working on it myself but I thought i'd throw it out to the community for ideas.
Do any of you have input on how one could write a javascript extension for GMHTML5 that would simply return a true or false value on whether or not the game window has focus or not? For you to get an idea, a simple use for such an extension would be to activate a games pause screen automatically if the game window has lost focus.
Checking window minimization (help)
Started by jak2027, Jan 19 2012 04:55 AM
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#1
Posted 19 January 2012 - 04:55 AM
#2
Posted 19 January 2012 - 02:58 PM
Greetings,
I've whipped up a small extension that can check whether or not the window has lost focus. This check includes not only minimizing, but detecting if the user switches tabs, or if a different program jumps in front of the browser.
View Example | Download Check Focus
Certainly a good idea to pause the game when the window loses focus, adds that extra bit of polish.
- JacksonYarr
I've whipped up a small extension that can check whether or not the window has lost focus. This check includes not only minimizing, but detecting if the user switches tabs, or if a different program jumps in front of the browser.
View Example | Download Check Focus
Certainly a good idea to pause the game when the window loses focus, adds that extra bit of polish.
- JacksonYarr
#3
Posted 20 January 2012 - 12:50 AM
Greetings,
I've whipped up a small extension that can check whether or not the window has lost focus. This check includes not only minimizing, but detecting if the user switches tabs, or if a different program jumps in front of the browser.
View Example | Download Check Focus
Certainly a good idea to pause the game when the window loses focus, adds that extra bit of polish.
- JacksonYarr
Very nice! I just made one using JQuery inside the app, but I like your extension much better as it doesn't require the external script! Thank you very much
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