for the X system create object at random(layoutWidth)

for the Y it depends how far from top you want to spawn just play with numbers

stop animation is used as a action when you need to check if an existing animation runs so you stop it (at least most of the times is used like that)

like

Animation is playing "running" - action> stop animation

player is not moving

it stops any currently playing animation but it does not set a specific frame when it stops

you dont really need seperate layout for this as far as i understand you want to spawn a dialog sprite

i hope this is what you want very simple example

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ivqzu618lfag ... .capx?dl=0

Better logic

np thanx yann for his amazing tuts

as far as i know you cant save objects-sprites inside arrays if you want to make it with less events and cleaner you need to use families and functions

an array can help you save strings or numbers (variables text) and then use them for things like enemy player or tower levelup

if you want to pick on families you have to pick by UID

read here https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/556/un ... o-families

if i understand you trying to simulate physics with the platform behavior i suggest you use physics behavior for that take a look at the manual

you will need then to play with gravity and mass with some calculations around the ball position

don't scale the textbox scale the text size and also make sure the textbox area is big enough to fit the text inside it

an easy way its to use 8 imagepoints for the main sprite and position them accordingly then make an event that the main sprite creates 8 more sprites each for each imagepoint

"how do i make an mmo" that question is probably the most asked around here

i don't think there is a real mmo made with C2 and the reason is making an mmo its so complicated and requires more than 1 person (except if you have the time- years to do it alone)

multiplayer in c2 is already a complicated matter leave alone art story general gameplay

yes you can do it but in the same time you cant

probably you wont notice any difference since the images are already small . i think the performance problems comes from the physics (collisions, object count)

it also depends on what exactly you trying to simulate and the way you do it also the device and the browser plays a role on performance

try to test your game on different devices if you still have that problem its probably your events

use the spritefont instead of the normal font object and take a look here