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- dop2000
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It's not about displaying more content, it's about the quality of graphics.

You can choose to use higher resolution images, 4K backgrounds etc. - in this case set viewport size to 3840x2160.

If you want faster loading times, smaller download size, lower memory usage - prepare all graphics for 1080p screens and set viewport size to 1920x1080.

dop2000
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I don't think it's possible. But you can make a reminder for yourself. Add a couple of events:

If in preview :
 Read version number from Local Storage
 If it's the same as the project version number -> display a warning
 Else -> Save new version number in LS

- dop2000
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Just ignore touch events. You can do this with a variable:

Set variable IgnoreTouch to (time+5)

And add this condition to all "On touch" events:

IgnoreTouch<time
- dop2000
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Here is an old but still relevant tutorial from Ashley:

construct.net/en/blogs/construct-official-blog-1/remember-not-waste-memory-796
- dop2000
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At this point it will be very difficult to help you without the project file. Check the logic, use the debugger, add Browser logging to key events - this are the usual troubleshooting steps.
- dop2000
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It may still work, but it's no longer supported:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/construct-nw-js-desktop-app-131317
- dop2000
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Yes, it's a common thing. You can store global variables and functions on event sheets without linking them.
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- dop2000
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JSON is just a data storage format. You can add any values to it, but you will need to program the events to process these values. For example:
JSON has ".Sound" key : Audio play by name JSON.Get(".Sound")

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Wait, did you mean "Custom Visual Novel Engine" template? In this case all the information is loaded into an array, it's not using JSON object.

You can add another column to the array for sounds:

StatesArr Value at (9, gameState)≠"" : Audio Play StatesArr.At(9, gameState)
- dop2000
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In event #2 you have "On left button clicked on Terra", it should simply be "On left button clicked". There may be other mistakes. I suggest running the game in Debug mode (Shift+F4). There you can pause the game at any time and check the values in the array, instance variables etc.
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You need another variable, say, isFarming - set it to 1 when specific objects are clicked, or 0 when there are no objects in the array and the white area is clicked.

Here is the updated project:

dropbox.com/scl/fi/u26zo0gbdwrcsbwy3fqip/PF_Stack2.c3p
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Please post your current code.
- dop2000
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TouchCount won't help here, it's for multi-touch, when more than one finger is touching the screen.