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- blackhornet
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You aren't setting the CurLocation variable. You don't need event 3. In event 2 replace the 'Get item' with CurLocation = LocalStorage.ItemValue.

You should add 'On item missing', and set CurLocation = 1, and remove event 7.

LocalStorage takes time to read. You shouldn't really do anything that relies on CurLocation until either 'exists' or 'missing' is triggered.
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- blackhornet
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round(X/150)*150
- blackhornet
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Another one:
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To use your own name, set your Name to "i", then use loopindex("i") to address it.
- blackhornet
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- blackhornet
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You aren't resetting controls after a tilt/end game.
- blackhornet
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You don't need SF+, it just saves a step. You can set each character width in the built in SF.

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/629/sp ... when-where
- blackhornet
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The product symbol means a for-loop. You just changed your post to say you don't know what the Product symbol means - it means you have to do a loop, from the number on the bottom to the number on the top, because the index is used in the enclosed expression.
- blackhornet
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There is no times() expression in C2.
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int(random(2)) will give you 0 or 1.
- blackhornet
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Yes, you need a loop.