Are you using the default controls?

Sharing a capx with the issue would probably make answering the question a lot easier..

Well all you need is in that example, you only have to adjust the bits you don't like so you like them..

I don't know how you've set things up so answering this would be pretty much guessing..

Maybe an expression like clamp() could help, to create stuff like a maximum and minimum zoom and pan..

enemy bullet on collision with player should be enough to pick only the bullet that collides..

Please explain what is not working..

If you are using either the uid method or the container method this shouldn't be happening if you have your events set up properly..

I don't think that without seeing your events and/or capx we can help any further..

If it's too small, make it bigger..

If it's visible it should be touchable, though..

I'm not sure what kind of answer you expect..

Did you check the collision polygon?

I explained what the event you created does..

If you want it to do anything different, you should change the event..

You could solve it by by:

on spacebar pressed

spawn bullet

bullet set angle of motion..

or

on bullet created

bullet set angle of motion

or any other event referencing the bullet you want to affect..

Right now there is no reference to the bullet, so all bullets are affected.

By placing it under the create action, the bullet in the next line is the one just created..

By using the on created event, you are referencing the bullet..

If this is the only event affecting the bullet angle of motion it will only change on the moment the space bar is pressed..

So every time the space bar is pressed all bullets on screen will set their angle of motion to the angle of tutu..

I'm not sure what you want to change about this, so more explanation is nescessary..

Your question isn't really clear.

What is happening and what should happen?

Why can you barely touch them?

liquidmetal

I use this way

Ok.. so something like global layers?

I've never worked with RPG Maker or MMF2, but all of these programs have their own seperate ways of achieving the same thing..

Instead of talking about layouts and not layers and such and comparing it to other programs, you might get a better response on how to create the effect you want using Construct2 by telling exactly what effect you want..

You could for example create global layers, use groups (in included event sheets?) to activate/deactivate the events related to them.

This way you could create your menu in a seperate layout and have it displayed over (in) any other layout.

But as it's unclear to me what you want to do exactly and why you want to do it a certain way, I might be way off in my explanation..

searching the forum?

This would be one of those places to add an "else" event..