ErekT

Does this work for you?

ErekT

You haven't set the 'Preview Browser' to NW.js, so how are you expecting this to work?

Jeez. It's only been a couple of hours - have some patience.

Surely it's obvious that if you want to reference a sprite variable, then you should use the relevant object prefix.

vuanhvan

Wouldn't it make more sense to email ?

The current export options are highlighted in the following blog by Ashley:

Export Options

Coccon has been deprecated for quite a while now, but is still available in the Export dialog box if you press the right mouse and select 'Show deprecated exporters'.

Ezubby

That thread is nearly a year old, and is unlikely to be relevant to your situation.

It would be better if you posted your own query in the 'How Do I' section, preferably with a small ,capx or url link, highlighting your problem, so you can get a better, more helpful response.

Ensure they are all numerical by forcing to Int() maybe?

Although "enemy1.Count*10*Level" works for me (Level is the Global holding current level value).

Maybe show your .capx or event sheet?

Construct Classic is effectively dead, with no development being done for many years. It is DirectX 9 based, and has many quirks and bugs that can easily destroy your work.

Having said that, it is still used by people because it is free.

C2 is in constant development and it's range of exporters, are extensive. It's executable exporter - whilst being a wrapper - is still comparable to CC in many benchmarks.

Rather than asking users to view a video, wouldn't it make sense to create a new simple .capx that just shows the error, so we can all test?

It should probably be, assuming the variable is a number,

Set Text to "Score: " & Score

Notice the variable doesn't have quotes, and the ampersand is outside of the quotes, unlike yours.

If you haven't setup autosave and auto backups, why not? They are there to help in situations such as this.

You should always have a backup regime setup - using both the inbuilt system, and also one of your own making, such as backup before every major change and make a copy off site.

It always amazes me when people complain they have lost their work when, if it is so important, they should be delibereately saving and backing up as much as possible.

I sincerely hope you have a backup or autosave. If so, they are in the same directory as your project - just rename to 'whatever.capx'.

If not, then this is a harsh lesson indeed, unfortunately.