It depends on your skill level, organization, and motivation how hard it will be. I am not trying to discourage you, just saying start with a smaller version of what you want to accomplish and then build onto it, you may be surprised at how something that should be simple in theory is actually quite complex in practice.

You need to use "Simulate control" action under platform behavior actions for sprite.

Put it in a keypress event with action simulate control platformer jump.

I did some minor tweaking on your capx. It should start at menu now by default and goes to the correct layout when you click a character.

I put the movement behaviors into groups for each character and have it activate/deactivate the other when a different character selected to avoid nasty control bugs (like your lack of pirate control). Both characters mirror and unmirror correctly but the animations need some work .

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx-ufu2WID53SWRqYmhKS1pMelE (click the download arrow in upper right corner of screen)

It is far from optimized but it "works" now. One tip though, I see both characters use the same level layout design wise. Why not simply have one layout instead of two and use a spawn sprite event for the chosen character, would be much more efficient.

Unfortunately it seems to be one of those things that wasn't considered needed. You can batch add them easily but you will need to sit down with a large cup of coffee to undo it.

I will keep checking.

Not quite sure what your asking, little more information on what your trying to do would help.

1. Not sure what your asking...

2. Try here: http://c2rexplugins.weebly.com/

3. Try here: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/42/upload-your-game-to-dropbox

4. Start here: http://crunchygaming.co.uk/bite-sized-game-development-in-construct-2/bite-sized-game-development-in-construct-2-episode-1-infinite-runners/

5. Add the platform behavior to your player and tweak its preferences to your liking.

You couldn't attach it even then, its been borked for awhile... use an external free file host like dropbox then post the text version of the url until you get url capabilities.

Follow the code provided in this thread but change X values to Y:

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=128393

In your case you won't have a finish Y, so just use the start Y and current Y to calculate distance in pixels travelled upward. You can convert that into whatever measurement you like as well (ie. pixel = a foot, divide by 13 and call them Quadroons, whatever fits your game).

Are you referring to their original position when layout starts or their new position of where they collided with player?

If its original then simply use an "On-start-of-layout" event to spawn them all where they belong each time layout starts/restarts.

If your referring to new collided position you will need to use a global variable for each that stores their x,y coordinates prior to destroying them and reloads using this data at start/restart of layout...

But this begs the question of why your restarting the same layout in your gameplay... depending on your goal you could simulate a restart by moving player and only set things collided with to invisible keeping their current position until the simulated restart when they were set back visible...

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But seriously... I watched a gameplay video on Mr. Jump and don't quite understand what your asking.

• Percentage of jump strength?
• # of jumps used in level?
• % of way through level completed?

This is the closest I have seen to a working ragdoll in Construct2:

https://www.scirra.com/forum/how-do-i-make-a-ragdoll_t111751

These should tell you all you need to know.

Explanation of Pathfinding behavior and its use:

https://www.scirra.com/manual/154/pathfinding

Pathfinding and LOS tutorial:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/474/pathfinding-with-line-of-sight

A good tutorial on pathfinding:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1118/path-finding

Construct 2 is the perfect "platform". But I would recommend starting with a simpler game(s) until you get really comfortable with Construct2 (I know, no one wants to hear that). A game like your wanting to make will require mad organization on your part and lots and lots of logic.

Try making a WAY scaled down version first... say a "Lemonaide stand simulator" or some such...