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- 7Soul
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- 19 Dec, 2014
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open capx in C2... save as project in new folder..delete folder with old project....

Yeah, this
- 7Soul
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- 18 Dec, 2014
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Rename the autosave by removing ".autosave" at the end. Windows will ask if you're sure you want to change the file type, click yes
- 7Soul
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- 18 Dec, 2014
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Check out some tutorials about resolution
- 7Soul
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- 17 Dec, 2014
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Lordshiva1948 But TORCHED doesn't want to increase his layout width to 920
- 7Soul
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This is the correct way as far as I know.

On the first event though, you don't need a "For each". That green arrow is a good indicator that that action will pick only that one object

On event 220 you still have an action on Enemy_01 and that wont work. Since the condition is picking the family object, it won't know what Enemy_01 to pick, so it will affect every Enemy_01 (it's a mistake that I frequently make)
- 7Soul
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Looks good here. Maybe it's a problem with your graphics card

Couldn't you just make those two images a single image in an image editor?
- 7Soul
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Don't mix families and its members in your events. In your example, make all those booleans and behaviors part of the family.

Use variables to differentiate between types of enemies. You can add a variable "id" to the family, and each type of enemy will have a different id, which you will use in the events
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Lordshiva1948 You're just masking the problem
- 7Soul
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I don't notice the flickering, maybe that's a problem with your graphics card

The "blur" is an optical illusion, because of the repeating patterns and noise of the tiles

For example, I removed the dithering in the tiles and the blur stopped:
- 7Soul
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In the meantime you can use "View your posts" on the top-left to see every post you've replied to, and check if there are new replies
- 7Soul
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I'm not sure how custom movement works, but try

W is down -> Set speed to 50

Else -> Set speed to max(boat.custommovement.speed - (60 * dt), 0)

(to make an Else event, select the "W is down" event and press X). Change the 60 to a lower value so it slows down slower
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- 7Soul
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- 16 Dec, 2014
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Anything computer related has the 0,0 position in the top-left. Y increases when moving down, and X increases when moving right