Do you mean a button to go back to the main menu or to close a game exported as an .exe?

If the former, just create a button with an event to save the game and go to the main menu layout.

If the latter, I believe the browser close event will work for .exe as well.

SOLVED.

Follow this guide: construct.net/en

And when you edit the index.html file make sure you also replace the version in the .zip file before uploading to kongregate.

I've tried using the built in kongregate plugin to submit my score but it doesn't show up on the website. I have it enable to display leaderboards.

CSV plugins are great, I'm using them a lot in my games:

Thanks and one last thing, how do import the .CSV file into the project to load with the plugin

For an RPG project I'm working on weapons and gear are generated randomly I.E from a set list of prefixes, names, then suffixes.

I don't want to manually add an event to set a position in an array for each name.

Can I write the list in a text file somehow and have it load into the game as an array to be picked?

I want to check for a value in my array on a certain axis, I.E positions (1,0) (1,1), (1,2)... for my inventory. As I want to check for item ID's but the second line of the array (the one that defines the amount of an item in the inventory) is interfering

SoldjahBoy I assume I can create a box effect by pinning a box and setting it to the size of the sprite?

My weapon shop works like this.

Player hovers their mouse over the weapon

Text appears in a box that says the weapons stats, price, and more information.

Player clicks weapon to buy it.

How would I go about implementing this?

I know how to do the buying thing, just not the text showing up.

Send me a screenshot of your construct sprite editor with the animations.

Set the animation speed higher than 0

Here's how I'd do this. You can make the fire-rate an instance variable on the player if you want but I just threw this together in 5 minutes.

Toggle disabled disables the event, prevents you from deleting it for troubleshooting if a certain event causes a bug. Bookmark bookmarks the event and allows you to find it easily, in-case you have a lot of events, and I'm not sure what breakpoint does.