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I agree with dupuqub - MoveTo has "Add waypoint" mode, it's the easiest solution. Check out this demo, basically event #4 is all you need.
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- dop2000
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If you have multiple DrawingCanvas instances, you either need to process them one by one, or add many empty frames into the TempSprite and load each image into a separate frame.
- dop2000
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Check out this example I made for some other post:

dropbox.com/s/43c9z9u762l35pw/TileWorkaround_w_Projector2.c3p
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Drawing Canvas doesn't like scaling. You need to move the image to a temporary sprite, then change the size of canvas, then paste the sprite back.

Try this:

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Each pixel uses 4 bytes in the imageData array (r, g, b, a). So here is how to get pixel data at row:x, column:y

function getColorAtPixel(imageData, x, y) {
 const {width, data} = imageData

 return {
 r: data[4 * (width * y + x) + 0],
 g: data[4 * (width * y + x) + 1],
 b: data[4 * (width * y + x) + 2],
 a: data[4 * (width * y + x) + 3]
 }
}

- dop2000
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Ashley , could you please explain how the color is encoded in the ColorValue? I.e. is there a way to extract r/g/b/alpha channels from it? I couldn't find this info anywhere.
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Ok, you can use any other event instead of "On collision" - for example "On Key Pressed" or "On Touch".
On (whatever event you use to fire a bullet) Platform is visible -> Platform Set invisibile Else -> Platform Set visibile
- dop2000
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So what's the problem? Have you tried the code I posted in my first comment?

Bullet on collision with Platform -> If Platform is visible - set invisible, Else set visible.
- dop2000
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See this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/stop-androids-on-screen-153087
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Looks like "Use high-DPI display" was removed in runtime 3.

Platform Info is the standard built-in plugin, add it the same way you add any other object to your project..
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1.

FileChooser On Changed -> ButtonText set text to FileChooser.FileNameAt(0)

2. You can try Browser condition Is Portrait/Landscape