Destroy first of instances [SOLVED]

If i have objects that get created one by one, how do I get rid of the oldest instance (first) if there is more than 10. For example, imagine bubbles with numbers in them (1,2,3, ... 10). When bubble 11 gets created, 1 get's destroyed. When bubble 12 is created, bubble 2 get's destroyed and so on. Alternatively, the numbers could shift so it destroys bubble 1 each time.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/124/system-conditions

[quote:1yn1gpzj]Pick Nth instance

Pick the instance at a given place in the internal list of picked objects. This is most useful used in sub-events to act on separate instances. For example, in a "Sprite collided with Sprite" event, Pick 0th instance and Pick 1st instance can be used to act on each instance involved in the collision separately.

If all objects are currently picked, this condition can also be used to pick an object by its index ID (IID). For more information, see common features.

After picking the 0th instance (oldest), you action (destroy) will then only apply to that instance.

I'll have to dig into this further, but after putting 0 as the instance, it's getting rid of the last object and not the first (oldest). I might be doing something wrong though.

Whoops maybe I was backwards. If 0 is the newest, then Object.Count-1 should be the oldest.

Hmm.. Not working. Do I do:

System > Pick nth instance

Object: object

Instance: object.count-1

or

System > Pick nth instance

Object: object

Instance: -1

Got it, it was instance 0. But first you may need a "pick all sprite" condition. The IID is an indexed list of only currently picked objects - so depending on how you had your events set up, if you just created one, that would be the only picked instance, therefore Sprite(0) is that one. If you pick them all, Sprite(0) is the oldest. Here is an example - https://www.dropbox.com/s/am9vst1j6bl6ily/iid.capx?dl=0

Thanks oosyrag! I just needed to add the Pick All and that did it. Thanks!