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Yeah, like whiteclaws said.

Create an invisible sprite and pin it to your character, and put the scroll to behaviour on that instead.
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scirra.com/tutorials/309/create-continuously-scrolling-tiled-backgrounds-textures/page-1
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To have the enemy attack from a distance you need use the distance() expresssion

distance(x1, y1, x2, y2) Calculate distance between to points

so in your case

system - every tick - compare distance(player.x, player.y, enemy.x, enemy.y) < 20

----do actions

2)

For the enemy characters turn off the property "has control" if you are using the platform behavior on it.
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- justifun
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Its super simple. Just use the "count" feature

scirra.com/manual/133/common-expressions
Compare the sprite count to 0 in your case and if so, goto next layout

System "Every Tick> - Compare Sprite.count is equal to 0

goto layout 2
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im curious to this as well.
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Create a button

on keyboard pressed "a" -> textfield.text = textfield.text & "a"
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Use a sub event to "pick nearest" when distance is below your threshold, then destroy that one it filters out.
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You probably want to use it in system -> "every tick"
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Here's the process for using cocoonjs and xcode incase you haven't seen it

wiki.ludei.com/cocoonjs:xcodeproject
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One option you might want to try is using a service such as

macincloud.com
You can "rent" a mac online for as little as $1 a day.

You will still be required to have an ios developer license though to publish the app, (not 100% sure about debug versions though)

Please post back if this ends up working well for you, i'm curious but haven't tried yet.
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Yup you can use those conditions as well.
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A development blog is a great way to stay motivated while your work.