Hi — You could layer a few images over the top of each other for your background and adjust the opacity at timed intervals, starting with the one on top and working through the pile. I don't know if that's the best way forwards but it would work for a gradually changing background like you describe.

Hi — If you want a little more accuracy you could get the time at the START of each layout and calculate the difference. That way you'll avoid the rounding down gap inherent in the solution proposed by justifun - although if you're not too bothered about partial seconds that solution will serve just fine.

Let us know how you get on furkan1905067 and if you have any difficulties along the way.

Sound advice — Let us know how you get on —

What are you stuck with korbaach? Maybe I can help.

Guyon If I understand you correctly you're talking about the code, which is on the event sheet. If you're using separate event sheets for each layout you could write a standalone event sheet for those buttons and just "include" it into each of your layout event sheets.

Hi Katala, yes that's kinda what I was getting at.

Hi ex32 I only have latest stable version so can't open your capx, but have you tried increasing the mass of the hero?

Hi Taurian Your formula looks ok.

Have you tried adding 360 if the result is negative? Would the angle look about right?

Hi korbaach yes I'm working on something exactly like that right now and it's working really well.

Yeah iac249 - it really helps to plan ahead with this kind of thing.

Hi iac249 I find it best to work with proper graphics software for visual effects and stick to using Construct 2 for game functionality.