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• • dop2000
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  You scroll there.

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  Add Tween behavior to any object. Run a value tween from 1 to the target scale. And add this event:

  Obj is Tween "tag" running: Layout set scale to Obj.Tween.value("tag")

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• • dop2000
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  This is normal. When the engine has nothing to do, fps is 0.

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  It's not a great solution, but you can put another copy of the tilemap on top:

  dropbox.com/scl/fi/u1mlegn35aaq5fy3a0jla/Tilemap_isometric_walls.c3p

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  Just one curious question: When you first spawn "RobotsHealth" there is a toggle option for "Create hierarchy". I didn't click it, because I see you didn't click it, but what does it do?

  You can prepare the entire hierarchy (in the editor), say, a robot + two arms + two legs + head + health text. Then in runtime when you create this robot and tick "create hierarchy", it will be created with all those parts!

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  When you change player's position directly, it messes with the 8direction behavior - the behavior tries to keep up and fix any collision issues. That's why the jittering happens.

  You should avoid doing that, use 8direction actions instead - "Set X/Y vector" or "Simulate control".

  Also, when you are changing something on every tick, don't forget about delta-time. (This is not needed when using behavior actions)

  construct.net/en/tutorials/delta-time-framerate-71

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  Pin behavior also has PinnedUID expression. But it's much easier to use the hierarchy.

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  They don't respond on weekends, you'll have to wait until Monday morning (UK time).

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  When I go to add the condition and I select "Icons" (which is my family), there is no option after that for any ObjectTypeName.

  ObjectTypeName is an expression. You need to use a condition like "System Compare Two Values" to check it:

  Compare Two Values Family.ObjectTypeName="SpriteName"

  Make sure to pick the family instance first.

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  I updated the file

  dropbox.com/scl/fi/n9ce0le7rqvgujbsj79m1/Typewriter_Skip.c3p

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  If you want the typewriter to start when Sprite_Calm is tapped, then you should move Next function call to that event.

  I don't understand your code. Why are you setting Paragraph variable to "-1"? It's a number and it's supposed to increment with every block of text.

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  dropbox.com/scl/fi/n9ce0le7rqvgujbsj79m1/Typewriter_Skip.c3p

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  The problem with this approach is that most of the cells will be empty, so a lot of memory will be wasted. Also, referencing 50 values stored on Z axis by their index will not be fun.

  I would probably use JSON and store only the cells which contain objects. Or it could be a combination of an array+JSON. Say, the array will store only object types for occupied cells (belt, pipe etc.) And the rest of the information will be in JSON under the key with the same coordinates - for example "Pipes.152_330". Knowing the object type and cell x/y you could easily access it. This will be a flexible and expandable system.

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  Aizuddin1573 Your question is too general and vague. This is not how this forum works. You need to do your own research first - there are official examples, tutorials, youtube lessons, google. Once you've started working on your game and have specific questions, we'll be happy to help.

• • dop2000
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  Did you manage it to work with the keyboard?

  Typewriter text "txt" over 0 seconds makes no sense. It will just print "txt" immediately.

  Also, I think event #6 is triggered every time you tap the text, whether the typewriter has finished or not. You should probably change events 4-6 to this: