No Man's Land... sounds like ladies toilet

HULK SMASH

Eh, I personally take a break from whatever is causing me anger issues. Taking a long walk in the forest helps.

curAngle = current angle

oldAngle = old angle

dAngle = angle difference

dAngle = oldAngle-curAngle

Basically store the angle in oldAngle to use for next calculation. You can also checks every 100ms or so (not every frame), compare the angle 100ms ago and now, then you can find out where it is leaning from the difference. You can also apply different levels of tolerance; negligible angle difference shouldn't change the angle, value between 1 and 15 would result in slight leaning, value above 15 into more powerful leaning etc.

Sometimes you want to move an object without changing its facing.

I take it you are over ponies now, then?

Unless you load images from external sources, such as huge backgrounds for "dat parallax".

Voted! Just one more now

Well, you'd need quite a bit of Construct know-how to pull a stable large project.

Well, try fitting an epic on 1-2 pages.

10 pages? That's weak. One winter I wrote a 760-page draft that are never gonna see the light of day.

Well, it is a start, though.

Scoped variables, sounds good. Just one thought: what happens when you change layout? In that case all variables in event sheet of the old layout are forgotten.

Or did you mean "global" to the event sheet if declared at the start?

Maybe somebody forgot to inform God of the time zone system we use.