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- WackyToaster
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I see. I remember someone on the construct community discord was tinkering around with this idea, I don´t remember who it was though. I think it could´ve been Skymen.

But your best bet is actually limiting the amount of layers and handling it like dop2000 suggested. I don´t know what you intend to let people create with it but there is likely an upper limit of layers that a user actually requires.

It may be possible to create some sort of rudimentary layer system with the z-order of objects. Create a Sprite that acts as a "Layer" and use the Z-Order action to "Move to object > in front" to move it on that "Layer".
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Iirc it's not possible. What are you trying to do? Showing/Hiding it should be sufficient.
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- WackyToaster
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—Be careful with those backgrounds, Nintendo isn´t exactly known to take those things lightly, and I instantly recognized them from SMW.
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Sweet, though I hoped I'd be able to tinker around with it for free :V on the other hand it's probably good that I can't since tinkering means I'm likely not as productive as I could/should be.

I'll defenitely buy it though once I have something specific in mind or am free for tinkering!
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I also don´t know but I think how it works is that you record audio of a room with a sound causing reverb. Then you use this file in the convolution effect and apply it to the sound you want to add the reverb to.
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progress[value]{ -webkit-appearance: none; appearance: none; } progress[value]::-webkit-progress-bar{ background-color: #556; border: 1px solid #000; } progress[value]::-webkit-progress-value{ background-color: blue; }

I used this plugin to load the css.

construct.net/en/make-games/addons/317/css
That beeing said, I always try to avoid having to use dom elements because they have quite a bunch of issues, specifically with browser differences and whatnot. Rather annoying to use.
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You probably have to do some picking. This should do the trick.

EDIT: nvm this doesn´t do the trick...

EDIT2: THIS should now :V
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Errors like this usually are something you wanna post on the issue tracker. If it only happens in the debug preview, it might point to a bug in the debugger, but no way for anyone (except the scirra crew) to tell for sure
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- 21 Oct, 2019
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Looks like some physics object with 0 friction going to the right. The wheels probably don't actually work and are just for visuals. When you touch, a torque is applied with the origin on the back wheel that lifts the bike.

It's all guesswork though.
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- WackyToaster
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I can´t check it right now but I think you have to reference the behavior too. So
playerins.8direction.speed
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For example, if you develop something new in an existing project and want to bring it into other existing projects (or put it into a template project like the one you describe), there's still manual recreation involved with getting it ported over.

True, but that shouldn't be that bad? I mean you copypaste/create all objects you need and then copypaste all events and maybe do some cleanup. Or am I missing something? I mean it probably doesn´t work for all cases so yeah...