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- dop2000
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Actually, here is a shorter version:

dropbox.com/s/9tmz47wm4b8nj89/VeryComplicatedRandom2.capx
- dop2000
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Here you go:

dropbox.com/s/ziihp5gkie6h78o/VeryComplicatedRandom.capx
Run the project in debug mode to see color variable.
- dop2000
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You can save/load files "silently" with NWjs plugin. Your game needs to be exported for Desktop(NWjs)

It will not work in the browser game because of security restrictions. In browser game you can save/load files, but user will be prompted each time to select file location.
- dop2000
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On every tick it calculates the difference between the previous touch position and current touch position. Then moves the sprite 1/3 of that distance. If you want sharper control, increase the value (0.3) in the lerp function.

"Subtract diffX/50 from diffX" is used after the touch has ended to continue moving the sprite with deceleration. If you change it to diffX/10, it will stop sooner.
- dop2000
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I replied you in that old post.

I suggest you make a small test project with a couple of sprites and a family, and practice on it first before attempting to change your main project.
- dop2000
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murilowbb Looks like family names are defined in .c3proj file, but the contents of the family and all its variables/behaviors are stored in a separate file in ObjectTypes folder.
So I think you should be able to move a family by copying that file and making a small edit in the project.c3proj
- dop2000
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here you go:

dropbox.com/s/0i2oohwr6itbnre/SoundAtObjects.capx
- dop2000
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If it's the same action, yes you can add another variable "PreviousScore" and do this:
If Score not equal PreviousScore ....Set PreviousScore=Score ....Action A
- dop2000
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You don't hear any change of volume? Are you using headphones? Check condition "Advanced audio supported", maybe your browser doesn't support it.

With your first example when I set SoundOn=1 for just one enemy, it worked fine for me.

You can change volume depending on the distance to the player, something like this:

volume = lerp(-10, -100, abs(enemy.x-player.x)/1000)
- dop2000
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Move "Set listener" to On start of layout.

Also, you have two enemies with SoundOn=1, so when you play sound at object Enemy, the instance with the lowest UID is selected. That's why the sound is only played from the right. If you need to play sound at each enemy, use "For each" loop and different sound tags.
- dop2000
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You are asking very basic questions, you should really consider reading some tutorials, open different game examples, see how they are made:

scirra.com/tutorials/top
.

I can't open your link, but I'm guessing your Intro layout doesn't have an event sheet associated with it. Or maybe there is some mistake in the events.
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- dop2000
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Simply set First layout=Intro in project properties.