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- dop2000
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Is the page loaded in an iFrame? You can call back C2 functions using c2_callFunction("function_name")

Check out this demo:

howtoconstructdemos.com/using-javascript-to-display-open-file-dialog-returns-the-file-name-to-a-callback-function-capx
- dop2000
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wertt22 Wow, you have lots of ideas. Can you back up any of them with a working demo? :)
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Can Tiempo variable be 0 at some point? When you divide by 0, you get infinity which can cause any kind of bugs.
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If you only have two instances of hitbox, then any collision will always involve player 1 and player 2. So inside this event you can simply pick hitbox by comparing player=1 or player=2 and do what you need to do with them.

Another option is to add hitbox into a family. Then you can use "Hitbox on collision with HitboxFamily", inside this event hitbox object will be your player #1 and HitboxFamily will be player #2. (assuming you created them in this order)
- dop2000
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Press F12 and see if there is any error in the console log.
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I don't see how this can help. Even if you use LOS raycasting instead of the bullet.
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wertt22 That method will not always work correctly.
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Check the last 2-3 pages in this post.
- dop2000
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I think most jittering comes from pixel rounding. If you disable it in project properties, it will work much smoother.

You can also remove ScrollTo behavior and scroll smoothly with lerp:

On every tick Scroll to X=lerp(scrollx, PlayerBody.X, dt*8), Y=lerp(scrolly, PlayerBody.Y, dt*8)
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- dop2000
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There is a method of detecting the point of collision, but it's quite complex and requires you to duplicate collision polygon with image points:

howtoconstructdemos.com/detecting-the-exact-point-of-collision-between-two-large-objects-capx
You can use this addon to read collision polygon coordinates, in this case you'll not need image points:

colludium.itch.io/polygon
- dop2000
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With NWJS you can write/read any files, either silently, or prompting the user to select file location.

So if you need to save game progress (level, health etc), you can compose a string variable with these values and then write it to a disk file. You can also save the entire game state to a text file if you want, using SaveStateJSON expression.
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