how to export to android with crosswalk

Well, because most of the time angles are changed by events, it isn't really nescessary..

This:

" PlayerObject.Platform.VectorX > 0 and Press Left Arrow or PlayerObject.Platform.VectorX < 0 and Press Right Arrow"

Sounds perfectly fine, but for something like that I'd use a state machine..

Also just one variable a textvariable set to "left" while moving left, "right" while moving right..

One variable and one event would usually do:

Give the player a variable oldAngle

player compare variable Oldangle is not player.angle

Add your events

set oldangle to player.angle

The problem remaining is you MUST "import" the file in C2 editor. You cannot tell a Player to drop files in this folder and expect them to load when the game runs :-/

Sadly a running C2 game has no way to reference a local file during runtime that wasn't imported during design/build time.

It does have "load image from url" and it has "filechooser" and there is the nwjs-object:

The NW.js object allows access to features specific to the NW.js exporter, such as reading and writing files to the local disk drive.

But I'm sure you have read The Manual extensively..

Like this part:

Previewing

Note that previewing with NW.js runs directly from its install directory. As a consequence, the AppFolder expression will return the install path. If this poses a problem for you, use the following workaround: have a global string variable; if 'Is in preview' is true hard-code it to some development folder somewhere else.

Project Files

Ok, so these on the right events are within a function..

So http://localhost:50000/textures/pawn-icon.png does exist?

Or Would you need a different directory?

Seems like this is a preview and you are trying to reference a directory inside an exported project, or are these project-files we are talking about?

Seems like you are not picking the right sprite in your events..

Look at the section unreferenced objects

What is the function Global_Log and what is Function.param(3)?

This should work:

circle compare variable

systen compare two values: circle.pickedcount = circle,count

Is there a way to determine which "Mob" the slimes are part of?

What part of creating it do you have issues with?

How well is your knowledge on working with Construct?

Is TDM2 a music file or a sound file?

I ask, because you are preloading TDM2 and the manual states:

Music is never preloaded, since music tracks often involve a large download size, and it is not usually important to have music play with as little latency as possible. Music will still stream from the server while playing, but if the latency is important, the Preload action can be used to load it in advance of playing.