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- dop2000
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Try opening it in old versions of Construct, for example r142

construct.net/en/make-games/releases/stable
- dop2000
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Most likely CORS issue. Press F12 and check console log for error messages.
- dop2000
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You need to explain what you mean by problems. What exactly is not working?
- dop2000
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Check out this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/canvas-snapshot-layertocanvas-168819
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- dop2000
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You can also use Tween to rotate the wheel to a precise angle. Here is a demo:

howtoconstructdemos.com/simple-speeding-up-slowing-down-effect-for-the-wheel-of-fortune-c3p
Of course in your case you will need to rotate to much smaller angles - maybe 30 degrees or so.
- dop2000
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I remember having the same issues. I think you need to properly configure the app and your user account for internal testing. There are some obscure steps which I don't remember, try googling.

Or you can try releasing the game and hopefully Google Play Services will work after that.

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Or use Timer behavior.

Player is NOT moving
 .. Player Set Max Speed to 100 
 .. Player Start "run" timer for 2 seconds

Player On "run" Timer 
 .. Player Set Max speed to 200

- dop2000
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Instead of fixed coordinates (87,425) use button's X and Y coordinates.

On Clicked Button : Create Sprite at (Button.X+100, Button.Y)
- dop2000
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With platform behavior you can set a very low deceleration value after a jump. And then restore the original deceleration once the character starts running again.

With physics you can try setting Y velocity to 0 when the object hits the ground.
- dop2000
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You need to delete the "Button on clicked" condition from the event. And add another one instead - "Mouse On Object Clicked".

Or do you want to trigger this event when either a button or a sprite is clicked? In this case the easiest way is to make two events. A more advanced method is to right-click on the event and convert it to OR-block. Then you'll be able to add both conditions to it.
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If you know that these keys in the dictionary contain numbers, you need to convert them to integers before comparing.
int(dictionary.Get("gold"))>=int(dictionary.Get("price"))

If you want to check if a string value contains a valid number, you can add an event like this:

If str(int(dictionary.Get("key"))) = dictionary.Get("key") : Set numVal to int(dictionary.Get("key")
- dop2000
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Check out this demo:

howtoconstructdemos.com/climbing-a-moving-swinging-rope-capx