How do I affect ONLY ONE of the all instances on the layout?

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- Alon
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Hello All,

I have an object when it's overlapping another object it supposed to AFFECT (do something) ONLY on ONE of the specific instance, but instead it affects on ALL the instances on the layout.

I tried "FOR EACH" but to be honest, I'm still confused about how to use it correctly...

Is there a simple or alternative solution to accomplish my mission?

Any examples or screenshots will be much appreciated and helpful since I'm still learning.

Sorry about my bad English and thanks ahead! :)
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- lionz
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It's your events we need to see if it's not doing what you expect.
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- Alon
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It's your events we need to see if it's not doing what you expect.

Hi PiNkIe

I've attached a VERY clean idea of what I try to do so it will be easier to see what I'm trying to do.

As you can see on the file I've attached, when the player touching 1 "Thing" and continue touch others, those who are not overlapping STILL affected.

https://i.imgur.com/990C8NT.gif

My Goal:

I want the Player to affect ONLY the instances that are overlapping by the player.

Any un-touched "Thing" should back to IDLE animation.

FILE ATTACHED
- lionz
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Ok thanks for sharing, fixed : dropbox.com/s/6j5pp1dkchu5u8p/Affect_ONLY_OVERLAPPING_Instaces.c3p
- Alon
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WOW! That was fast, thank you — I appreciate your kind help!

Now I'll try to accomplish this simple task to my much more complex code on my main project.

Hopefully I won't get any issues, I may ask for extra help... oops! ;)