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- dop2000
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If this happens in preview, press F12, and check if there are any errors in Console tab.

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Even shorter:

On Tap on SB_BT_FPS_Select
	Set Var_HUD to (Var_HUD=0)
	Checkbox set animation frame to Var_HUD

- dop2000
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As far as I understand, "Eat them all" demo replicates the same AI for ghosts as in the original Pacman. You can move the ghost with any behavior your like - 8direction, Bullet, MoveTo, TileMovement. The difficult part is how to chase the player and run away from the player.

The absolute minimum I guess is this - choose Bullet direction at random with choose(0,90,180,270), move in that direction, on collision with wall choose again. Ghost will just be wondering around.
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1. Loop through all words in the string with tokencount/tokenat (I hope you already know how to do it).

Add each word to an array. Before adding check if this array already contains this word. If it does - increase the duplicate word counter and don't add the word into the array.

2. Again, loop through words and use find(word,"a")>=0 expression to check if the word contains letter "a"
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You don't need to increase layout size, you can increase layout margins.
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- dop2000
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Configure the grid in layout editor, set snap to grid, create one row of buttons, copy-paste it as many times as you need. Should only take you a few minutes.

If you create buttons in the correct order (from left to right, then copy-paste this row down), you can then automatically assign level numbers to them, for example:

LevelText set text to "Level "&(self.IID+1)

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This method is actually much easier than what you've been doing. Dynamic list generation as in my demo is used when the number of records is unknown. But since you know how many levels are in your game, it's easier to create buttons manually.
- dop2000
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No worries!

If you don't have too many level buttons, it may be easier to place them on the layout manually. Configure the grid, set snap to grid, create one row of buttons, copy-paste it as many times as you need. Should only take you a few minutes. And then just stretch the Panel area to cover all buttons.
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Are you saving/loading the game, or writing/reading anything to local storage?

You need to post your project file or screenshot of events, not an exported game.
- dop2000
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1. Your "Level selector" sprite is in the center, so I guess you just need to find the right X offset values.

2. It's actually a bug, I discovered it yesterday, see this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/problem-capx-file-150827
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Has anyone emailed support?
- dop2000
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Use Platform Info object.

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/platform-info
- dop2000
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That's how Platform behavior works. There is always a small gap.

Try changing "Pixel rounding" in project properties.