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It's probably a hardware limitation. Most keyboards can't handle more than 2-3 keys pressed simultaneously.
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Change the second condition on your last screenshot. Currently it picks Obj_Energy_Countdown_Timer instance. You need to pick the ENM_Fighter instance. So change it to this:

ENM_Fighter pick by unique ID = Obj_Energy_Countdown_Timer.Enemy_UID

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Another option is to add both objects to a container. You will not need the variable, just keep the countdown object invisible when the ship is not firing.
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You are on the right track with the Timer behavior, but you don't have any "On Timer" events.

If you have multiple enemy types, the best way is to add them all to a family. You can define variables like AttackDamage on the family and then do this:
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Here is the manual:

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/interface/bars/tilemap-bar/tilemap-brush-editor
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Of course there is no auto-exit feature. Try re-installing the program.
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- dop2000
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Yes, offset+distance_between_sprites*loopindex
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Click is a "user-initiated event". So either the manual is wrong saying that it's not needed in NWJS, or it's a bug.

I suggest reporting it:

github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs/issues
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You can do it in a loop:

Repeat 100 times -> Create sprite at x=50, y=200*loopindex

Check this demo.
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- dop2000
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I have seen these lines too. This feels like a bug to me.

There may be thousands of images in the project, cropping and adding transparent borders to them all is definitely not a solution.. Not only it's a tedious job, but this may break the game - mess up image points positions, collision polygons, require code changes etc.
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Tilemap is one object, you can't assign different z-order values to individual tiles.
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luckyrawatlucky They are both good. Dictionary may be more convenient and user-friendly because you can give descriptive names to the keys.