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- blackhornet
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- blackhornet
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The problem is Default is "playing", it's speed is 0 though. Either add another animation, so you can change the name, or change the test to "Animation speed = 0", and set the speed back to 0 in event 4.
- blackhornet
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Are you sure other events aren't starting the animations again? LaDestitute's suggestion of placing events that would turn them on again in a Group, is a good one.
- blackhornet
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If you are seeing bleed, just use the adjustments to add some padding, or shifting.
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Floating point math can have rounding errors, so there is no guarantee the value is exactly 1.0. Change event 31 to mv_pgs <= 1 and use Else to reset, rather than event 33.
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That's because you destroyed it! You should just set it to invisible, and then when a key is down, set it to visible again.
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You've buried the release triggers under "A is down". If A isn't down, they'll never get called. Move them to the top.
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- blackhornet
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You can go old-school with Compare two values:

First value: (Cond1 & Cond2) | Cond3

Comparison: equal to

Second value: 1

Example: (value1 = 2 & value2 = 3) | (value3 = 99) "equal to" 1
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Asking if you should switch to Platform from Physics is a loaded question. If you can do what you need in Platform, you should have avoided Physics.

However, it shouldn't be too much work to quickly experiment. Can you just turn off animations for the moment and play the game? That will go a long way to deciding what to do.
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Setting "return" does not return! It only set sets the value. Drag events 4-11 under the else.
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Are your physics sprites animated? I found this:

Also someone else reported an issue with animated sprites. You could try using an invisible sprite with physics on it and set your animated sprite to that sprite's position. (I'm hesitant to suggest pinning, as pinning to physics also has it's problems).