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- dop2000
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They are not secret :)

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/interface/keyboard-shortcuts
- dop2000
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Sorry, wasn't feeling well yesterday and misread your comment. Change TextBox type to "textarea" and you'll be able to append lines to it:

Set text to self.text & newline & ....
- dop2000
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Sorry, have no idea what you are talking about.
- dop2000
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When the text object fills up, you can't add more lines to it. Replace Text object with TextBox. Or use the plugin I posted, which allows to scroll text inside of Text object.
- dop2000
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Not sure why do you have to check intro visibility (it will always be the same on start of layout), but you can do this:

Are you saying that it switches to another layout immediately, without 6 seconds delay? The problem may be with something else, check if correct event sheets are assigned to each layout.

Also, read about loader layouts:

construct.net/en/tutorials/how-to-use-loader-layouts-to-make-custom-loading-screens-179
- dop2000
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Have you tried running it in Chrome? Also, try the Desktop Build:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/construct-desktop-build-beta-131317
- dop2000
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Text object can't scroll. You need to use TextBox or install this plugin:

construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/behavior-scrolling-for-47715
- dop2000
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In C2 you have to add an empty subevent first (press B on keyboard) and then move/paste other events to it. So I do the same in C3, it's often easier than dragging and trying to finding the right position of mouse cursor.
- dop2000
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You can fill the whole area with 16x16 squares first. Then "Wait 0" for objects to be created. Then pick a random group of 4 squares and replace them with 32x32 square, repeat this several times.

Another option is to create several 32x32 squares without overlapping (search the forum, there are lots of examples how to do this). And then fill the gaps with 16x16 squares.
- dop2000
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Arrays are set as Global by default, so there should be one instance of array object accessible from all layouts.

If you don't need it to be global for some reason, then you will have to create array with events in every layout. But you can't place it manually on the layout like you do with sprites.
- dop2000
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Impossible to answer this question without seeing your project file.

Try running the game in Debug Mode (Ctrl-F4), check global variables and other stuff and how they change when you collect items. You may figure it out yourself why sometimes the door doesn't unlock.
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- dop2000
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See this demo:

dropbox.com/s/h8juh80jq4d93fi/Minimap.capx
If you want to show a small selection box on the minimap, you can set its position to

clamp(Mouse.X("Minimap"), SelectionBox.width/2, Minimap.BBoxRight-SelectionBox.width/2)

clamp(Mouse.Y("Minimap"), SelectionBox.height/2, Minimap.BBoxBottom-SelectionBox.height/2)