Hello people!
Thanks for all the answers!
I found the Olivia Anti-Stress plugin that does this detailed debug! I'll test it now.
You can use chrome dev tools on your pc with your android device plugged in - in developer mode, and you get the debug reporting for the webview within the android app on your pc - I do it often.
Problem remains though, a script is requiring where it cant.
Hi!
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I have no idea how to do this ... I mean, I've already tried doing something similar using Android Studio. I enabled debug mode on my phone and tried using Android Studio, but I could not make it work.
As Shaz said, I think it's worth a tutorial xD
Oftentimes prople forget that SRD's game upgrade plugin is only for PCs. That might be the issue.
Maybe that's the problem. I am currently using the following:
SrdGameUpgrade
SrdPreloader
Srd Translation Engine
Srd Compress Data
In the GameUpgrade I changed a small part of the code, turning it into comments. Parts so that it does not touch the screenSize and also not to do the update of the package.json that it does.
I only use it to use Preloader. But maybe I should discard it and just stay with Chaucer's SceneStabilizer.
However I would like to make it works because in other projects I would like to use HUDMAKER and SUPER TOLLS that also need the gameupgrade.
I'm going to do some more tests and see if that's really the problem, because I've already been able to do APK and everything works fine. Only this time I put it in the Play Store that did not work when I downloaded the game from the store.
As stated by others, but adding a little more info:
The
require call is used in NodeJS to include modules. They key point there is that it's meant for use only in the desktop deployments of MV which use NW.js.
From the NW.js website:
MV uses this to access the NodeJS 'fs' (filesystem) module when saving the game, because savefiles are written to disk. On mobile/web browser games the savefile is written to localstorage and so doesn't need any NodeJS modules.
The cause might be a plugin that's using the 'fs' module to read or write (SRD plugins come to mind as Poryg said), a plugin that uses ANY NodeJS module, or if somehow a plugin messed with the function that checks whether it's a NW.js deployment or not (I think it's Utils.isNwJs).
That's make a lot of sense when i read my answer for poryg above xD.
Well, i will make another tests to see if i can make it. Because when i made the apk and transfer it to my phone, it works. But when i put in play store and download it from there, this problem happens.
