How do I continually load.

So, in Limbo, the game plays as a seemingly continuous level. I want to know how they managed to give that illusion, and accomplish that so flawlessly without any loading screens or transitions. Is this possible in construct 2? As far as I can tell, the entire room is loaded regardless of what is displayed.

My game almost finish, Platform puzzle game like limbo with 170,000 px layout width, And every thing until now is going smoothly.

My game almost finish, Platform puzzle game like limbo with 170,000 px layout width, And every thing until now is going smoothly.

Really? I had a massive physics based game I was working on with tons of enemies and their sin behaviors, but there was definitely a source of performance decrease there.

As long as you manage the number of simulations it shouldn't be an issue, correct me if i'm wrong but I thought cs2 only rendered what was in the viewport.

It depends where your game will run.

On browsers my game run at 50 - 60 fps.

But on node webkit it freezes some times, and the fps drop down from 60 to 1.

As long as you manage the number of simulations it shouldn't be an issue, correct me if i'm wrong but I thought cs2 only rendered what was in the viewport.

I'm not sure, I thought it rendered the room. Does anyone have official word?

I check if objects are on-screen before performing any CPU-intensive actions with them. It's worked well enough so far.

If you somehow keep your level data in an array (or a tilemap for that matter) I imagine you could make a game with a tiny layout but keep reading from the array and only put elements on the screen that are immediately close to the player - not sure if that made any sense?