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- Asmodean
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It should work the way you do it:

DigitScore: Set text to RegexReplace(str(score),"^(\d+\.\d)$","g","$&0")

or

DigitScore: Set text to len(tokenat(str(score), 1, ".")) = 1?str(score)&0 : str(score)

It looks like you append some extra zeros to the DigitScore in another event.
- Asmodean
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Both methods working fine for me. Score should be your number with the decimal point.
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- Asmodean
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Another approche: RegexReplace(str(score),"^(\d+\.\d)$","g","$&0")
- Asmodean
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Have you choose the correct First Layout in Startup of the Project Properties.
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Click once on 'learn more' and it should be gone the next time starting.
- Asmodean
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If you look at the console with F12 you see that the user denied permission to access the database. If I allow third-party cookies it works.

I think itch.io needs third-party cookies to use LocalStorage
- Asmodean
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Could it be that the values in your array are strings?

Try int(Array.At(0))-1 if this work you have an array of strings
- Asmodean
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Then it's really Chrome or Chrome based browsers and it can't be some weird setting because the problem appeared on all browsers. Have you tried one of your projects on another computer with chrome?
- Asmodean
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My last idea to find the culprit would be Taskmanager of Chrome and Windows.

Try at first the Taskmanager from Chrome, press shift+esc click on the cpu tab (arrow facing down) and wait for a freeze and look if a process comes up. If that doesn't show something special try the Windows Taskmanager (Processes Tab and CPU Tab). It could be a window service that causes trouble.
- Asmodean
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But you could see if it's a chrome only problem. If it affect both FireFox and Chrome but with disabled Hardware Acceleration it works fine, it could be a driver problem.
- Asmodean
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Very strange. Do you have this problem only with chrome based browsers? Does it work on FireFox correctly?

Have you tried to disable hardware acceleration in Chrome? Sometimes that should help with strange problems.
- Asmodean
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I think I understand what you mean. For example: If a sprite faces to the right and hold a sword in his right hand and a shield in his left and if it's now mirrored and faces to the left it would hold the sword in his left and the shield in his right. Is it that what you mean? I think you could only change that with extra animations for left and right. In older games like Zelda II no one bothered with that.