Exactly - you need to interpolate from the current camera position to the desired one. Why I put "ScrollX" in the example.

Right click on that "On Left button clicked..." condition, pick "Add Another condition", pick "Pick top/bottom" under Z Order, pick "top"

Add a "Pick top Instance" condition with the necessary part.

I would drop that white outline around his mouth, otherwise he looks like a clown. Also Make the top portion of the hair taller.

Well, it's about the same as reloading the browser so I suppose it could be removed. It makes sense if in the future the app leaves the browser, for example. As for the differences - this is a leftover of the state system and some other things. You are right, I'll just throw it out.

Just lerp over there - something like "Every tick - ScrollX = lerp(ScrollX,TargetX,dt*128) <== Change this number to change speed

Super-neat, Burvey. In the next larger update I'll bring out a Flat part pack and more palettes so making different things will become even easier.

R0j0 recommended using this for my specifically-sized images and it works perfectly (at least if your canvas isn't stretched in some way within C2).

Thanks. I'll have to look into it, as quite a bit of stuff happens every tick (but then there aren't too many objects). My own idea was to basically have dynamic arrays, same as the ones you use to save out files. And just load those back when an undo is called.

But I need to fix the loading first - something is missing there when you try and load another thing after the first load (perhaps I need to clear the Array object or the AJAX one or something like that).

I prefer the slanted view - at least in the current implementation it looks a lot neater and less cramped. Obviously that would make it tougher to make decent water - you'd probably need to add like a second layer that only barely moves and then a horizon layer that's static.

If you manage to give the fish neat unique looks this could be a winner.

Well, sure I would, but need to find out the scroll speed and such first. I have more options at work, will test it tomorrow. It should be easy to implement. Thanks for the feedback so far, keep it coming (and share your creations ).

Here is the Capx

Nope, doesn't work at all. I'm on Windows 8.1 and Chrome. So it's a bit hard to support something that doesn't work for me... Scrolling through there would be the most natural thing, but I have no idea why it doesn't.