I used to do this by checking the X of player and the camera(invisible object)
Example: My screen's width is 3000 pixels. My viewport is 768x1366. So I will have conditions like these:
If player.X >= 384
OR player.X <= 2616 : Set camera X to player.X
You can check if the tile at Mouse position is empty or not by this condition:
It depends on many reasons, maybe you created too many objects and not destroy them(they still outside of your viewport), use too many effects, ..etc.
One text and one global variable:
And the result:
My format is min: sec: milliseconds, so you can delete the milliseconds part.
There you go:
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I saw that you will need 8 steps to decrease the progress bar 1 second.
So my solution is:
you can put a sub-condition to check this before do an action.
you should add a condition that if the layer 6 visible-> you can interact with it. If NOT, stop interacting.
When destroy you repeat 4 times to create fragment at 4 imagepoint of your brick
You need to add to Score when colliding with an item and Subtract when colliding with an enemy.
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Repeat 10 times
Pick instance tree.count-1
Create tree at tree.imagepoint 1
Note that you must set imagepoint 1 on top of sprite and imagepoint 0 at bottom