wrong topic, sorry

To know that, i have to read your capx.

But if i might make a wild guess. There is a player in the layout. You did not destroy it in a 'on start of layout'.

And you spawn a new player on some place during run time. So actualy, there are two players in the game.

Assuming there is only 1 player in the game, your code does not pick a certain player. So all actions adress both players. If you move the player, both get moved. So you dont actual see that there are two players.

Dont think 'the creating' is a bug. (1st post)

When you go to next layout, menu is destroyed for memory reasons.

When you return to previous layout, menu gets recreated, triggering the 'on create' (event 2). The first one was there because of loading gameslot. You have to code that a little differend.

Move the actions under the 'on created' to the 'createmenu clicked' event block. Created problem solved.

Hope this answhers all the remaining questions. I used a container to pair the text objects.

Basecaly, all you have to do is make every variable 'personal'. Meaning: use instance variables and personal behaviours. Pick based on the instance variables.

If the conditions pick several instances, and the actions must be private, use 'for each'. Loops trough each of the picked instances.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1SSu ... ENlSGYwMXc

When you look in the debugger, how many players are in the game after the 4th respawn ?

It shows you the amount of instances.

Then you just do, as long as you do not need to pick instances any action will be fine.

& = and

| = or

0 = false

1 = true

condition is true .. actions run

Animate the tilemap.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/lu0yrko5w3y0v ... .capx?dl=0

So ... Once on the moving platform, the player can not jump/go right/go left ? Only make the movements that platform makes ?

In the project files made by construct you wil find a folder 'Animations'.

There you find the animations for each object.

Get the sprite you want to change in the Image and Animations editor. Right click the animation bar, and import the needed frames from above mentioned folder.

Better back up existing animation.

This, because i suppose you dont want to replace an object in a bunch of events. In base its easyer to clone.

Cram the numbers in an 1D array. (if they are not consecutive)

Use the condition > array > Contains value

If they are consecutive, Asmodean showed you a 1 liner.

System > Pick nearest/furthest ?