So my game takes 5-10 minutes to load whenever I open the tab sometimes 30, I am using a Chromebook but I also tried on my really good gaming PC, I dont know what it is entirely but it’s like a 2040 or something, its very good I can play really high tech games on it but yet it still takes forever to load. Does anyone else have this issue? and has it been solved?
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Hi! Could you please share your game? Having your game can give us an opportunity to debug it. Thanks!
here it is! I think theres also a problem with the extensions but I dont know which ones and how to remove them/fix them.
Ok so I’m kinda flattered that you were looking at my game, Teeny Tiny Cat, but it seems you’ve accidentally imported it as an extension:
This is in the Explorer when you switch to JavaScript, which shows you all the extensions you have downloaded. Because you use tilemaps, and Teeny Tiny Cat uses tilemaps, there are duplicate tilemap files in your project. Simply removing this “extension” solves your issues! Well, most of them at least. You seem to also be missing a few extensions as well, namely character animations, which is referenced in your code without the actual extension being downloaded. Now that I’ve added it, all but one of your issues is fixed. Then I clicked on the extension causing the error, “Title Screen Base”, clicked on main.ts, and that main.ts file got replaced with the code of your main.ts file… so I’ll just delete that extension as well and see what happens…
and that fixed it! Here is your fixed project:
I have no idea what the loading issues could be about, sorry, but without the errors the share link loads a lot faster, so that could be a contributing factor.
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Thank you and sorry for the late reply I added it as an extension because I really liked the blocks that came with your game! I figured out how to remove it and now it works again unfortunately it also removes the blocks in your game is there a way I can get those blocks?
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You can always just copy them one by one. I would take a screenshot and then copy from there so you don’t have to flip between projects, which takes a while in Makecode. If you are wondering how to get 8x8 tiles, you’ll want the arcade-tile-util extension.