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- Magistross
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Use two variables -> LastTPS and CurrentTPS

Add a "Every 1.0s" -> set LastTPS to CurrentTPS, -> Set CurrentTPS to 0

On tap -> Add 1 to CurrentTPS

And use LastTPS to display what "Taps per second" he's currently getting (albeit with a slight 1 second delay).
- Magistross
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You might prefer a "wait 0", it will execute the remaining actions at the end of the event sheet, with no wait.
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Easy to miss error, glad I could help you !
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Replace your first condition with a proper instance variable evaluation, do not use "Compare two values" when you want to do picking.
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This might be worth looking at : http://typeface.neocracy.org/
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AnimationFrame is a sprite expression that will give you the which of the frame is currently playing. You could also go ahead with an instance variable if you prefer.
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Yup, and it's indeed easier than looping. I always thought "pick nth instance" used IID, but I was wrong ! Here's the updated capx.
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- Magistross
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Here's how you could do it with a for each. Much more complicated than just using families though...
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And it's important to note that if there are multiple B's in a single layout, you'll have to do a "for each B" to get the number of collisions of each one of them.
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You can save the resulting data URI in a variable, instead of directly loading it in the sprite, then you'll have your "history" of snaps.
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Have you tried replacing the ScrollTo behavior with a "Scroll to position" event ?

Anyhow, I too believe it's most likely a bug (and probably not on C2 end), since different systems produce inconsistent results.
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Would gating the groups with a local variable split them up? Something like:

local var load = 0

If Load = 0 then "set group x" activated and add +1 to Load

I believe it would work yes, but you'll also need to add a long "else" chain so only one load step is ever done per tick, allowing the rendering engine to redraw the canvas at least once between load steps.