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- dop2000
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Since you got those numbers from your head, it's impossible to create an exact formula. You can use the formula XpMonster suggested or something similar. Or you can put all your numbers to a text file and load them into an array. Here is a demo (Construct 2):

dropbox.com/s/v8f8ekq1h9a73zf/LevelingUp.capx
- dop2000
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Are you using Construct 2? That's the old Function object on your screenshot, it works differently!
- dop2000
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And where did you get these values from?
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- dop2000
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Can you post the exp values for the first 10-20 levels, we may help you with the formula.
- dop2000
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If it has to be a 2D array with strings as headers, you can try CSV addon:

construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/plugin-csv-csv2array-csv2dicti-41868

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Another option is to add a bunch of constants, for example:

Global Constant BANK=1

Global Constant OPERA=2

Then you can use them in expressions - Array.At(0, OPERA)
- dop2000
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Check out this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/team-collaboration-best-142236
- dop2000
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is this correct?

Are you going to repeat these actions 1000 times? Then no, it is not correct.

Work out some formula, for example 180+(SkillLevel*16), which will allow you to calculate the exp required for any skill level.

And then use just one function for leveling up, not 15000 of them.
- dop2000
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Local Storage can use both numbers and strings. I'm guessing it saved invalid number (NaN) once and this is causing the issue.
- dop2000
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Add "Local Storage Clear" action, run the project once. Then disable/remove this action, see if this will fix the error.
- dop2000
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Check out these tutorials:

construct.net/en/tutorials/simple-login-using-a-mysql-database-312
construct.net/en/tutorials/sending-info-mysql-database-161
- dop2000
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Also check that this image point is added to all frames/animations.
- dop2000
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Not many people here have used Firebase..