How do I copy and paste?

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- JDragon999
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I have a set of code on my event sheet that is for one part of my game, and I have another part of my game that needs similar code. I want to copy and paste it to edit it instead of creating it all out again.

This is not from one game to another, it is within one game and one event sheet.

Thanks!
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- DigimonFuzion10
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Ctrl + C

Ctrl + P

Use shift to highlight all of you events, then paste them on the new event sheet (Shift will make things easier then copying them one at a time) If you accidentally delete them by pressing backspace, press Ctrl + Z to undo your mistake.
- Sami424
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I have a set of code on my event sheet that is for one part of my game, and I have another part of my game that needs similar code. I want to copy and paste it to edit it instead of creating it all out again.

This is not from one game to another, it is within one game and one event sheet.

Thanks!

Its also nice to use functions with parameters for this, construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/project-primitives/events/functions

Using functions, you dont have to redo your code multiple times, but you can use the same function for multiple objects.
- pandabear7413
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Ctrl + P

I always used ctrl+v to paste but I figured I'd try this ctrl+p suggestion. It spawned 10+ Chrome windows and tried to print the contents. After closing them all I saw that my 20+ tabs in C3 were out of order. Fun.

So yeah use ctrl+v to paste...