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It's not an action, it's a condition called "Cursor is over object".
- Simple Games
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If you mean Construct splash screen, you can remove it. Go to Properties - Project properties - Loader style
- Simple Games
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You could, but it would require some extra work. So it's better to keep it within single project from the start, instead of combining them later.
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Yes, you can do this by using separate Layouts and Event Sheets for each level.
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newt I didn't try spriter, but how many entities can you animate before you run out of CPU, especially on mobile?
As to wasted memory - it would be up to developers to decide in which cases they should use this feature.
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I wonder if a tick box could be added in the animation editor, named "Skip frames if animation speed is beyond framerate" (or something more concise!) and default it to "Off" which prevents it from affecting old projects, but allow everyone to choose to have it going forward.

One for the suggestion pile!

That's what I also suggested in the old topic, but since most users seem to be okay with the current system - C3 devs, probably, don't want to spend time on this feature, and don't want to add more UI elements.
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- Simple Games
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newt there are still use cases for this, even if it's not a movie. For example, you might want to change timescale to speed up the game, but animations keep playing at normal speed. Or when the game runs below 60 fps because of the performance - animations will be slowed down to match fps limit, even though the game is not slowed down.
Anyway, Ashley had already answered this question before:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/why-animation-speed-capped-160837
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construct.net/en/tutorials/supporting-multiple-screen-17
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As oosyrag had mentioned, you might have accidentally added it to an invisible layer, which often happens. Enable all layers, and see if it's there.

If it isn't the case - drag the object from "PROJECT" bar on the right onto the layout.
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Probably, parallax is set to 0 on those layers.
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- 26 Nov, 2021
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You can use Pin behavior
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Like this?

youtu.be/L1dd4fkVSAM
You just need to change the "light" sprite from circle to cone, to make it look like flashlight instead of torch