No, if you select layout 3 in it's properties bar you can choose which event sheet to attach to the layout..

If you chose not to create an event sheet with the layout, this will be set to (none)

You can change it to whatever event-sheet you want..

Are these the key-names or are these the values of the keys?

If you'd like to use tokenat, there should at least be a seperator..

If I understand what you are trying to do I'd make a key called for each adress/player and set the value to "monster1;monster2;monster3"

or similar to that..

It should be as easy as choosing the right blendmode..

As far as I know you can pin an object at any distance, so I don't understand the first question..

The second question would be either adjusting the collision-polygon in the image editor or use a sprite for the platform behaviour to which you pin your animations..

There is no difference between objects with physics-behaviour and without when it comes to collision-polygons..

So I couldn't imagine it not working..

I doubt Construct2 is the problem, as I've shown you those events and actions work..

It's all the events I have in the above download and it has the expected result..

Your issue must lie elsewhere in your event-sheet..

Sharing your capx or making a screenshot of your events, might make it a lot easier to find out what's wrong..

But ofcourse you can try another game-making program as well, if you can't get the hang of this one..

Do you want to use an external database?

If so you'd need to request that information through an Ajax call

This is completely possible with Construct 2, but the database part itself is external..

Internal you have arrays and dictionary-objects, which you can fill with events or load from project-files which you can include through the editor..

There are multiple tutorials about using an external database with construct:

Found using the search-box in the tutorial section

LittleStain - That's what I had in mind, but that would be a ton of event lines, which is what I'm trying to avoid.

RayKi - I'm not sure I'm totally following how that will work. Could you explain the logic flow, please?

Thank you both for your input!

No, it wouldn't be a ton of lines..

My suggestion is almost completely the same as RayKi

you want to change the frame every 6 degrees if I understand correctly..

if it's 5 degrees change it to 5..

System every tick - set animation frame to floor(shipbase.angle/6)

so if shipbase.angle is 180 this would call frame 30

so if shipbase.angle is 90 this would call frame 15

so if shipbase.angle is 0 this would call frame 0

It would only be a matter of putting the frames in order..

i added the else condition for you want the frame between 357 and 3 degrees to be 0

You're right.. Could have sworn there was a "set angle towards object" action, might be a behaviour thing instead..

I guess the easiest way would be putting the frames in order..

that way you can divide 360 degrees by a number to get the right frame

using an shipbase.angle is between 3 and 357

and adding an else for the angles between -3 and 3

It's not so much a question of is it possible..

Your question should be : Can I make such a program/game?

The answer is yes, if you invest time in learning how to work with construct2..

There is a manual, tutorials, a forum on which you can ask for help and examples shipped with the program itself..

If you want to know if the program is suitable for you, why not download the free version first and try your hand at it?

That way you can discover how to work with C2 before deciding to buy it (or not to buy it)

You can use any program you like..

There are many free programs to make images, so your investment could be $0..