For example, how would I use an instant variable for different speeds?

Yes to the first question.

Not yet to the next.

I'm not sure if instant variables would work. I'm still new to the program.

I have more than one character in my game and they each have their own stats, jump, speed, power, etc. I don't know how to edit the jump stats using events or if that's even possible. How can I give each character their own speed and jump?

Thank you AllanR. It's fixed now. ^ ^

There's a problem with my sprites. In the test level, the sprites stick to the playerbox sprite like it's supposed to but in my second level, they zoom across the level. I've added the .capx file so you can have a look at the event sheets. Just to note, you can't choose Sonic because he hasn't been programmed into the game yet.

Capx. (mediafire)/?ebgai4441h47ytu

I got it working now.

Thanks for the help. \ ^.^ /

It's still not working.

The layout won't change for some reason. >_<

I've looked through the search feature to find an answer to my issue for my game. I have a character select screen but it doesn't work. The title screen works fine but it gets stuck on character select. I have a select screen when you can click on the character, I've seen tutorials that uses the arrow keys but that's not what I want.

Could someone help out?

Oh and if you're gonna explain something to me, please use pictures or I'll just get lost and won't understand. T_T

I find it hard to follow walls of texts. I'm a visual learner.

CAPX- (can't post because not enough rep so here's an image of my event sheet instead)

Hi there, I'm Blue Starbie, I'm making a game for fun and entertainment. My game's called Pecky Bird, about a little bird who went out for a walk but it then turned into an adventure when she came across a gang of bad birds. I've also got other games in my mind but Pecky Bird is the highest priority.

I'm not good with the programming, even with the simplified event sheet. I can make sprites though, I think I'm more of an artist than a programmer.

Fun fact, I'm using Construct 2 for my college course in Game Development, that's how I found this program.