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I'm currently experiencing this. I have a days worth of unsaved work open on Construct 2. It does not save even though I make a change and it gives a progress bar, but the date and time don't change on the .caproj file. It's a fairly large project also. I've been working on my game for half a year now. I've experienced this before and I lost a week worth of work. Last time I thought it was hardware failure, but I've since switched computers and now it happened again.

In short: Construct2 looks like it's saving, but there's no changes to the project files. I also get these capx.capx.capx files.

Possible cause:

My computer was resuming from sleep when the "autosave" popped up on construct.

Any interruption to "autosave" corrupts the project and it is unable to save from this point on.

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I wonder if reducing the color counts could help you out a bit with memory.

Slightly destructive compression can be done with this https://pngmini.com/ , but don't know if it only helps with filesize or also with the memory footprint. Worth an experiment maybe?

What I'm mostly curious about is how to prioritize animations and actions. Like how do you override the falling animation with the sucking animation for example. I have a working implementation myself, but it involves evaluation each and every combination of actions and having events for each. I'll show a sample:

This is like 5% of the whole deal.

Now I get why a lot of games stop the character while attacking.

I'm gonna simplify this a bit by using "OR" blocks now that I discovered those XD

Care to share the .capx even though you don't want to XDDD. I'd like to see how others are doing since I feel like my stuff is totally super messy and inefficient, so looking at your stuff might be a good learning experience