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- Lancifer
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Yes. Open them in Audacity and make sure they get exported as 16-bit.
- Lancifer
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Take a look at the manual for more information about importing audio files. I usually import 16-bit wav files that are then automatically converted to webm, as mentioned in the manual.

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/interface/dialogs/import-audio
For a good converter (and all-around excellent editor in general) I use Audacity, which is free.
- Lancifer
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Your example file plays fine in my phone's browser with no issues. It also plays fine when I created an apk and installed it. I have an LG G8X ThinQ w/ Android 9. Not sure why you're having problems.

This might be an obvious question...are you sure you have your volume turned up?

I import my audio as wav files, which then gets converted to webm for best compatibility across platforms.
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- Lancifer
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Default jump only works if player is on a solid object, like a platform or floor. You don't have the player touching anything. Just having the BoundToLayout isn't enough. C3 thinks your player is still in the air. Add a solid object underneath your player and you'll see what I mean.
- Lancifer
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Did you try it yet?

When I first saw your post, I wasn't 100% sure as I never had the need to do that personally. So, I opened up 2 random projects and copy/pasted objects between them just to see if it did work. Yes, it did... and it took me less than a minute to find out for myself. Please tell me you didn't wait several hours for someone to answer you.
- Lancifer
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Copy/paste?

You shouldn't have a problem with that, as long as the objects all have unique names. You can't replace any objects that have the same name in the destination project.
- Lancifer
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Take a look at Blend Modes, which is a demo project included in C3. Specifically, Destination out.

I was bored, so I made a quick mock-up of what you want.

Here...

dropbox.com/s/tfy4pykem8qo95z/BlendMode.c3p
- Lancifer
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- Lancifer
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Hey. You get 50 events when you verify your email after registering. Check out this page...

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Specifically, the section called "ACCOUNT BENEFITS".
- Lancifer
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Maybe I should have taken the time to correct the settings so as not to confuse anyone. But, it's all good. ;)

dazedangels, not that I'm aware of. It's always worked for me. Does your phone have rotation enabled in the settings?
- Lancifer
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you say your game is supposed to be horizontal but your view-port aspect ratio is portrait (9:16)?

If you're referring to me, my screenshot was only an example to show the OP where the relevant setting was.
- Lancifer
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Did you specify your Orientations in your Project Properties?