What information do you want to save, and why does it need to be in JAR format?
If by "JAR extension" you mean Java Archive, then you will need to use some external library or addon to save files in this format.
I prefer searching with google, try these searches:
"enemy box" site:construct.net enemy box site:construct.net inurl:enemy inurl:box site:construct.net
I don't know your game, but you can probably check box position relative to the door - if it's above the door, move it with the door or even pin to the door.
Another option is to do all this with Physics, but this may turn out even more difficult.
Well, you'll need to program that.
When closing door collides with the box, check which direction the box can or cannot fly. Then either launch the box in that direction, or stop the door.
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You made a typo in the key name - "Array_Scores" and "ArrayScores"
Do you mean a visible cone of view? Check out these two demos:
howtoconstructdemos.com/visible-field-of-view-fov-in-a-top-down-game-like-a-flashlight-beam-capx
howtoconstructdemos.com/improved-stealth-game-template-how-to-make-a-visible-cone-of-view
Solid behavior will not help here - it only works with certain behaviors like 8direction or Platform. It will have no effect if you move the door by directly changing its position.
I would probably use MoveTo or Tween for the door movement. But you'll need to add events which to check for collision or overlapping with the box. And when the door collides with the box, stop it.
That's because after the "wait" action loopindex gets reset to 0.
You need to do something like this:
Sorry, I don't, try googling.
I would suggest checking the error message in the browser console first, otherwise you can only guess what the problem really is.
It is not possible to restore the project from exported game.
The number of event sheets doesn't matter. It's what in those event sheets that important.
Try removing the included event sheets just for a test and see if it helps.
Also run the game in debug mode (Shift+F4) and check the memory usage.
It shows "varies" when there are several instances selected and they have different values in the variable. If you select a single instance, you should be able to see its values and change them.
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