I'm think this is the stupiest question I made here, but here's the problem.

I have 3 objects

-Night mask (a black sprite I use to give a night effect)

-Character sprite animation

-Stars background

I want the Character object to be behind the Night mask, and the stars should be in the layer behind.

The problem is that I also want the stars to have It's original colours (white) But the night mask makes it grey.

I'll try to explain better sending a image on what I tried mainly.

You can use a combination of 'on created' and then as an action either put a wait or use timer behaviour. You can toggle ability to rotate with a variable, so rotate clockwise only while var=1, so the object initially has var=0 then after the wait or the timer you set the var to 1.

It worked, thank you!

I'm trying to do some kind of clockhand. I managed to make it rotate using "rotate clockwise" but it does not wait to rotate. I wanted to make it to when created, wait 1 second, and starts spining.

Any reason you're doing this in C3 and not in someone like Inkscape?

I don't know what inkscape is...neither how to use. I wish I could stick to construct

I'm trying to create a Shadow's Heart Judgment ring like clock. For this, I wanted to create the pizza shape angles first. I tried to make a loop to create 10 lines with 1 angle difference between them but is not working. Is the first time I'm working with loops.

Oh boi, thank you guys very much! It would be too much to ask for suggestions about how to learn this DATA stuff for what I'm trying to do? (preferably xml or array cus I still use c2 but I could still try to buy c3 for the json)

I understand, thank you very much! anyway, could you explain why using data files (xml etc..) would be more efficient?

I want to implement a text game with images and option like a gamebook, I'm sending the capx on how I did it and I would like you guys to take a look at the event sheet. It's very simple and basic, but as a beginner, I think it's the most understandable way to do it. I know It's easy to get lost with the variable and mess things up, but I'm thinking that if I going foward with this, I would use some stickers to keep track of the story (just like in bandersnatch) And I think that I will be able to organize things like that. The file:

dropbox.com/scl/fi/odii8ldsvvxec6u94zucz/textgametest.capx

The Question is:

- Is there a better way to do it? (Please, don't suggest overcomplicated stuff like xml, json files or arrays. I tried to learn these things, but it goes too over my head. Of course, unless you have a step by step compilation of videos that teaches how to use that, for what I'm trying to do, you're welcomed)

- and the most important...If I keep doing this way, will it affect my game's performance?

Browsers sandbox most things, including storage, by origin (essentially the domain, plus protocol and port). See the Same-origin policy for more details.

In practice this means if your website runs on example.com, you can access anything else that happens on example.com, but not anything else that happens on other websites like on construct.net. It's an important security barrier to ensure things like other websites cannot steal your login details for other sites. It's possible to get other domains to intentionally share their information if they are specifically designed to do so, but it's technically quite complicated, and there are all sorts of privacy, security and anti-tracking hoops to jump through.

Understood...So It's not possible. Not even possible with another type of export? like NW.js?