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- mrcgkh
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- 21 Feb, 2021
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I created this file for another forum post. But this could also give you an idea

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HIIIeZrPo05eu4Eac8BIR6FH7ZOCSKXT/view?usp=sharing
- mrcgkh
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You can use a system like that

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HIIIeZrPo05eu4Eac8BIR6FH7ZOCSKXT/view?usp=sharing
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- mrcgkh
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- 19 Feb, 2021
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if your seconds will go ten by ten

seconds = seconds + 10

minutes = minutes + floor(seconds/60)

seconds = seconds % 60

hours = hours + floor(minutes/60)

minutes = minutes % 60

days = days + floor(hours/24)

hours = hours % 24

startposition = 100

endposition = 600

sprite.X = startposition + (hours/24 + minutes/1440+ seconds/86400)*(endposition-startpositon)
- mrcgkh
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I would prefer to use more than one animation in a single sprite. You can call your sprite like -->Sprite --> set animation --> Array.At(0,0)

Of course, the animation names and the data in the array must be identical.
- mrcgkh
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/14aKWbiofQWv6t2ldPu5-Alc2cGt1B3SY/view?usp=sharing

Well. English is not my main language. But i'll try to explain. I performed a two step process. First step (the one i posted earlier) is just using built-in sort function. This function only works one dimensional. So you need a loop for every row (or column if you prefer). Sort function only work from small to large. So an extra reverse is needed. Second step is shifting. With a help of a loop, first i found empty rows (i named it starting row). And with another loop i found filled rows (i named it target row). I copied target row to starting row. And then i give 0 to target row
- mrcgkh
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MyRjVEblH_o1HQL_MpUmPO71Gr8GV3hm/view?usp=sharing
- mrcgkh
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- 10 Feb, 2021
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https://www.construct.net/en/free-online-games/bezier-example-23815/play

To understand the logic you can look this article

https://www.geogebra.org/m/WPHQ9rUt
- mrcgkh
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You can create a fake perspective

construct.net/en/free-online-games/simple-one-point-perspective-22445/play
- mrcgkh
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- 5 Feb, 2021
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You can use XML, JSON or a simple TXT file and arrays. But if you don't have lots of dialogue, you could use a string variable

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R3fTM4OgbwwEFmEwmJ57b1T1-E21V_AX/view?usp=sharing
- mrcgkh
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You can use instance variable to control opacity

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lE0ATF8oK6CPFRubed_HJSk3m0Lv47Lv/view?usp=sharing
- mrcgkh
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It's hard to say something without your project file. But if you want to create lines with dragging you can use a system like that.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g5rVslaRL9SS3m5bLfwSdTcl2a-dv4jB/view?usp=sharing
- mrcgkh
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For your first question it's just limiting the drag drop area

and for second one i use destination in method from blending modes

https://editor.construct.net/#open=blend-modes