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- dop2000
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Why don't you just try replacing your code with what I suggested and see how it goes? Should be something like this:
- dop2000
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Select entire event (both conditions), right click -> Make OR-block.

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Try this:

Object is Dragging -> Object set outline effect

Else 
 Mouse cursor is over Object -> Object set outline effect

- dop2000
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You can set different tags for different solids and use "Set solid collision filter" action.
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- dop2000
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You need to put all UI controls on a level above. See this file:

dropbox.com/s/rojgi0c273kwpi4/alteredsample.capx
I just realized - you don't need the mask. Just cover parts of the screen with tiledbackground like I did in this file.
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Why don't you use Mobile Advert plugin (native in C3)?
- dop2000
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So the mask size and position should always be the same, but the map inside the mask can scale and move?

I believe you can do this much easier. Put the map on the bottom layer with scale rate=100, put the mask sprite on the layer above it with scale rate=0. Set blend mode=Destination In on the mask layer (not on the mask sprite!). Also set Unbounded scrolling=yes for the layout and scale rate=0 for all other layers.

You should be able to scale the bottom layer inside the mask.
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Try this (use System Is between values):
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It's much easier in C3 - just add a font to Fonts folder and you will be able to use it in the project, even select this font in layout editor.
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Finding screen coordinates for a character in Text object is almost impossible, because browsers render text differently. You can do it with SpriteFont, but this will still be a difficult task.

I suggest using find() expression to search for the first "_" character. If player types the correct letter, replace this "_" with the letter:
Set n to find(MyText, "_") Set MyText to left(MyText, n) & TypedLetter & right(MyText, len(MyText)-n-1)

Then repeat for the next letter and so on. Demo:

dropbox.com/s/p4gydwzsx9jm2j4/FillTheBlankWord.capx
- dop2000
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here, I tried the snake idea. (cos its more interesting than working on my own game!)

Yeah, that's why we are all here :)

Your example looks nice!

I stole your trace sprite with fading frames, and updated my demo for multiple bullets:

dropbox.com/s/7tfobtbs6vqwoud/BulletTrail3.c3p
- dop2000
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The easiest solution is to use another family with the same set of objects: