LocalPreview where are the assets?

I'm lazy loading images to avoid preloading, to test on local preview I need to copy my files in a directory relative to the server preview which looks like it start from somewhere which is not the project directory. Where it is loaded from? Thanks!

0plus1: I've seen that you tried the Inject base64 string as Sprite Image behavior. Have you tried loading the strings dynamically when needed with AJAX and then inject them in the sprites? I suppose this should work.

Another possibility: There are some custom plugins that can load images in runtime. I've used the HTML-Div Plugin(original plugin from JesseJoh --> Kyatric's download link) for this short demo(capx) and it works in preview (with an "absolute image URL").

My problem is different, I need to understand how c2 loads stuff.

If I "compile" for html5 and add my directory it works like a charme.

Inject "myfolder/myasset.png"

In local preview it does not because I don't know where c2 starts (so I can't put files relative to it's directory).

I also have a big problem with PhoneGap iOS, loading with inject hangs c2 because it can't find the image, in theory from the phonegap docs everything under the www/ directory is trated locally but it doesn't work. It looks like it can't find files while in reality they should be there.

Iphone I've fixed the issue and I was able to dynamically load assets at runtime! Still it would be helpful to have a way to debug on local preview I wait for Ashley to tell me where are the assets for local preview stored.

The local server has no specific directory on disk - it creates a virtual file structure, which is composed of different files from different places on disk. So I'm afraid this is not currently supported...

Thanks Ashley, not a very big deal, as without the images the game is around 1mb with sounds I can manage to "compile" it.

You may consider this for a future version though.

The inject plugin is genious and is a lifesaver for advanced user that need more flexibility in memory managment.