I had this one lying around

Zebbi : You should really have a look at your origin-points, this is not the first time they are in the wrong place in the projects you shared..

Although this was don in Construct classic and not Construct2,

I think this one is done in a similar way to this:

Shadows

(Don't remember who made this example)

Angles in Construct2 are set up this way:

0 = left

90 = down

180 = right

270 = up

You shouldn't test for the exact angle, though..

Use system is withing angle, should work nicely..

I don't have the time for that, I'm sorry..

If you could share your capx, I'm sure someone could implement this for you..

You can use sprite.Pathfinding.MovingAngle to set the animation.

Something like this should work:

Create a variable WhereTo

When player overlaps object portalbricks

System set variable whereto to portalbricks.portalto

goto next layout

On start of layout

• Portalbricks compare portalto = Whereto

> player set position to portalbricks

If you can't understand my questions, how will you understand my answer?

You probably need something like

on collision

destroy

set width : self.width+2

set height: self.height+2

What is your exact question?

Which part of creating this do you have issues with?

If you move the "cam" or the HTML element with Tween (for example), it moves with bug, not in a smooth way.

True, that's because the element isn't part of the canvas..

You are going to have to be more clear..

You are still gettin NaN?

What is the issue?

Well, the HTML-element isn't a part of the canvas, but a DOM-element..

How are you creating this form and why is moving it not possible?