How do I compare the two frames of diffrent objects?

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- FilipWozniak
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Hi Construct maniacs!

I was looking for the answer on the forum, but none of read article does not solve my problem in 100%.

I'm making a very simple game and I need to compare two frames (but located in a different objects).

I thought - no problem! And I do not know why.. That's terrible! Does anyone have an idea how can I solve my problem? What am I doing wrong?

Thank you in advance!
- 99Instances2Go
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- FilipWozniak
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I did not want to make a mess on the forum I moved my topic on. I will be very happy If someone would be able to solve the problem.
- AndreasR
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Hi,

If you want to compare the animation frame you can make something like that

Sprite1 - Compare Animation Frame = "Sprite2.AnimationFrame"

Regards

Andy