Yes it can. I'm currently developing a game with the layouts just over 10000x10000

The download links are broken. I could really use this. Could anyone share this with me?

Thanks in advance.

Use Google Drive or Dropbox always works

When you say "Rotate", does that mean like 3D rotate?

You should post a screenshot of code. There might something else going on there. Try creating each frame as a separate animation and call them by animation name.

I was thinking about it some more and I haven't tried it but you could probably accomplish it with just the one sound file by using Add Delay Effect and using "Choose" or "Random" to set a small delay so it's different every time.

I don't know how many monsters may be on screen at the same time but you could create multiple copies of the walking sound effect, Walking_1, Walking_2, Walking_3, etc.

Then use Audio > Add Delay Effect and assign a different amount of delay to each.

You can then use Play Audio By Name and Use Choose( "Walking_1", "Walking_2", "Walking_3" ) to assign the Walking sound randomly to each monster when created or spawned.

You will also need to create a condition to assign the delays for each Walking track

Audio> Is Tag Playing > Walking_1 > Add Delay Effect

Audio> Is Tag Playing > Walking_2 > Add Delay Effect

Audio> Is Tag Playing > Walking_3 > Add Delay Effect

Absolutely it's possible. The image for the floor only needs to look 3D and the actual floor/platform can be an invisible sprite that sits in the middle.

That's because you have a conflict with the code if you have wasps off screen and on screen at the same time. The code runs from top to bottom and "Wasp > (x)Is OnScreen> Stop buzzing is triggered last.

Try switching the order and place -- "Wasp > (x)Is OnScreen> Stop buzzing -- on top. That should work.

Otherwise I think the solution I laid out will work fine and wont cause any performance issues. I've used it before.

Good Luck

Create a Global variable and call it "Can_Shoot". Use 0 for false and 1 for true and set it to 1.

Create a dual condition with the following events:

Button Is Pressed > Gun > Set Can_Shoot to 0

Can_Shoot =1 > Spawn Bullet

___________________ >System Wait 0.2

___________________ > Set Can_Shoot to 1

Bullets can only fire when Set Can_Shoot =1 and use System Wait to dictate the amount of time before it can fire again

Have you tried it on another Galaxy device to make sure it's not something happening only on your device and not specifically to android platform ?

That should gave worked but you could try creating a transparent sprite with no image and size it to cover (call it cover) the entire screen and use:

Cover> is on overlap with Wasp> Play buzzing

Cover> (x)is on overlap with Wasp> Stop buzzing

One reason your above example may not be working is if the parallax setting for the layer the Wasp is on is different, giving a coordinate that reflects being on screen.