Please note that I've not test the example extensively, I bet it will contain some nasty bugs

I just added a quick tweak to the auto-runner template to prevent it from creating random platforms, instead it should now has a continuous platform.

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That's quite straightforward. You can store the result of math task in a global variable, then retrieve the variable's value and display it in another text object.

Do you mean auto-runner or infinite platformer? You can refer to Construct 2 built-in templates, that should give you a clear idea to implement it.

alan349, isn't the guy Kirito? Correct me if I'm wrong

I don't quite understand your question, but you can set the gravity of your object to 0 to prevent it from further falling.

You can use iframe to display the content of web page in your game.

If you're limited to the resources you have, game play will become the dominant part of your game to the players. There're also some games that have little to no stunning arts but they're fun to play though.

Why you need to use ~4gb assets for your game? The size is just too large for web browsers to handle it even on the latest powerful desktop. Construct 2 is not means to create triple A games, it's designed to build games that're manageable on hopefully every platforms.

The problem is now you load 300 megabytes of sprites into your web browsers, which end up your system's free memory is even lower than the game needs. As a result, your sprites don't even load into memory and rendered to the screen.

Remember not to waste your memory.

This is going to take a lot of works to finish it, anyway good luck to your endeavor

BabyCave There's a typo in my code above (missing a paranthesis between the len function), just use what blackhornet provided instead, it should works perfectly out there.

You can use something like "left(name, len(name - 1)" to remove the last character of the string.