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When do you get that error? When you are adding LiteTween behavior to a sprite? Can you try in a blank new project? Create a sprite and try to add LiteTween behavior to it.

If this doesn't work, try a different browser.
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Run the project in Debug Mode and check the variables. I'm guessing the values are loaded from Local Storage just fine, and the problem is with other events. (You should wait for the values to load, before trying to access them)

Also, check out this demo showing an easier way to save many values in Local Storage:

howtoconstructdemos.com/easily-save-multiple-values-in-local-storage
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Click "Edit" on the first comment.
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- dop2000
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"This upload does not exist"

You are probably not picking the correct enemy instance, this is a very common mistake.

There are many ways you can pick an instance, for example "Enemy pick nearest to Player", or "Player on collision with Enemy" etc.
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You call it "camera" which is confusing. The UI doesn't follow the player, it should stay in the same position on the screen, that's why it needs to be on a separate layer with parallax set to (0,0)
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Here you go:

dropbox.com/s/jsfv8fl37thcjmj/3DballWithTrace.capx
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You need to save the initial values in a pair of variables. Then you can do this:

Set value2 to startValue2*(value1/startValue1)
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Well, if you absolutely need to use 4000px image for the background, you can of course do it. I think the maximum supported size is 4096x4096. If your image doesn't exceed it, you don't need to cut it into smaller pieces, there will be no notable difference in performance or memory usage.

Just be aware that each of these 4000x4000 images will take about 100Mb of memory.
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Would it be better to cut it into pieces and place it out like a puzzle? Or just use it as a whole? Can i cut it into 1000 pix each and place them next to each others??

No, all these are equally bad ideas. What I meant is - try using a repeating background when possible. Instead of 4000px image of the sky with clouds and birds, use 200px TiledBackground with the sky, and small separate sprites for clouds and birds.

Check out this Ashley's article:

construct.net/en/blogs/construct-official-blog-1/remember-not-waste-memory-796
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1. Layout size itself doesn't matter, you can have 1000000px layout. The objects that you put on the layout are important.

2. It's much better to have one 500x500 px background sprite repeated a hundred times, than one 2000x2000 px sprite. That's why it's recommended to use TiledBackground for backgrounds.

3. It depends on too many factors. You should regularly check performance as you develop your game, and if you notice a big performance drop, fix it.