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- dop2000
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You can't prevent clicks from coming through, but you can prevent the event from executing. Simply add another condition to your "On clicked Button" event - "Layer HUD is not visible".
- dop2000
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Don't use Progress Bar, it's a form control, they are difficult to style and have lots of problems.

Progress bar is ridiculously easy to make with a sprite or a tiled background object. Simply create a rectangular sprite, set image point position at x=0, and on every tick update its width.

For example:

HealthBar Set width max(maxWidth*(currentHP/maxHP), 0)

Note - max(...,0) expression is only needed to prevent it growing in the opposite direction in case the HP value drops below 0.
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Search the forum and tutorials, there are lots of examples. I have several demo projects here:

howtoconstructdemos.com/category/virtual-joystick
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Does the Tile_01_Breakable has Phyics behavior? Maybe the debris are colliding with it. You need to disable Physics collisions between these two objects. (there is a separate action for Physics collisions)

Also, to destroy debris after a timeout it's easier to use Fade behavior.
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189 is quite old version. If you used any of the new featured added in the past 2 months, you will not be able to open the project in r189.

Try to open the project, then press F12, open console tab and see if there are any errors.
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Why? Simply create the player on start of the layout.

Or use Player.count=0 expression to check if the player instance does not exists.
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Check the demo in this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/how-do-i-18/typewriter-text-effect-41096/page-3
Also you can try search for "typewriter" on this forum.
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Have you tried debugging? Run the game in debug mode, pause when the WP mode ends, check all variables. Add Browser->Log actions into the "UpdateWPBar" function, you'll see in the console log when it gets called.
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- dop2000
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Are you sure Local Storage can't read Webstorage data?

Maybe you can release another version in C2 which will load Webstorage data and save it to Local Storage.
- dop2000
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Check out this demo:

howtoconstructdemos.com/simple-stopwatch
Also, don't use the 0.01s timer. Default framerate in Construct is 60 fps, which is 0.016s per frame, Timer can't fire faster than that. Use a simple variable to store the start time, and time expression.
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I think what OP meant is - instead of deleting the entire events/actions, keep them, and highlight indicating that there is an error. Then you can review these events and fix them.
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All this is possible by manipulating vectors X/Y, but it's not an easy task and will require a lot of experimenting. Here is a quick and dirty demo with the wind blowing to the left:

dropbox.com/s/6kcp0dkotvqio1z/PlatformWithWind.c3p
Sorry, it's for Construct 3, but you should be able to open it in the free version of C3.