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Hi,
I'm trying to deploy a game as an HTML5 browser based game on itch.io and when I do all I get is a black screen then after a long time it tells me Error: failed to load: js/plugin/TerraxLighting.js which is a script plugin that I think should have no effect to HTML or the browser.
here is a link to the game on itch.io:
https://ekamu.itch.io/crossed-swords-prototype
Do you get the same problem (blank screen)?
Does it get stuck and show the same error message?
Looking for some play-testing/debugging help. Thanks
I'm trying to deploy a game as an HTML5 browser based game on itch.io and when I do all I get is a black screen then after a long time it tells me Error: failed to load: js/plugin/TerraxLighting.js which is a script plugin that I think should have no effect to HTML or the browser.
here is a link to the game on itch.io:
https://ekamu.itch.io/crossed-swords-prototype
Do you get the same problem (blank screen)?
Does it get stuck and show the same error message?
Looking for some play-testing/debugging help. Thanks
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