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Press F12 in preview and check for error messages in Console tab.
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No need to use an addon, there is now an official Cryptography plugin in C3.

But 100% protection is still not possible, this will only make the job a bit more difficult for hackers.
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In a web game I would say it doesn't matter.

In a desktop export it will be much easier to access this file when it's included in the project. But even if you download it in runtime, it will still be possible for people to intercept it.
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You can implement some encryption or hashing:

howtoconstructdemos.com/protect-sensitive-data-in-your-game-from-cheaters-and-hackers
It will still be possible to hack your game, but this will take considerably more effort.
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The on timer trigger doesn’t seem to trigger for each instance individually. Instead all the instances that finished their timer in the last tick are picked in the trigger.

Yeah, I always wondered if this is intentional or a bug. Most (if not all) of other triggered events in Construct trigger for each instance.
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You should never use "trigger once" with objects that have multiple instances. I bet that's what causing the issue. "Trigger once" doesn't work per instance. Once the condition is true (and stays true) for one instance, it will never trigger again for other instances.
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What exactly isn't working? Do you see the text changing?

You should avoid pinning/unpinning on every tick, it's better to move those two events inside the "On E pressed" trigger.
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You should use "set angle of motion" action. Or change the "set angle" checkbox in Bullet properties.
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howtoconstructdemos.com/easily-save-multiple-values-in-local-storage
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With the way C3 projects are organized, situations like this can happen when two or more people are working on the project at the same time..

The safest solution would be restoring the project from backup.

You can check if the record for 'billingBtn' object is present in project.c3proj file. If not - try adding it manually in Notepad.
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- dop2000
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Yeah, it's called ghosting, you can test your keyboard here:

microsoft.com/applied-sciences/projects/anti-ghosting-demo

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You can try something like this:

Global variable keysPressed=0

On every tick: Set keysPressed to 0

Key W is down: Player move Up, Add 1 to keysPressed

Key S is down: Player move Down, Add 1 to keysPressed

Key A is down: Player move Left, Add 1 to keysPressed

Key D is down: Player move Right, Add 1 to keysPressed


keysPressed>=3 : Player stop