Is there a way to use object variables within families?

I'm aware that I can add variables to families but I don't think I can achieve what I want using that method?

What I'm trying to achieve: I have lets say 5 enemies and 5 friendlies that have their own health and damage.

I want to just group all the enemies together and friendlies separately in their own families while having one line of code that deals damage to each other.

For example 1 enemy might have 100hp and 20 damage while another enemy has 150hp and 40 damage when attacking a friendly. Is there a way to do this using families?

Thank you for your time.

Objects can be in multiple families. If there are any variables that apply to both enemies and friendlies - you can define them on AllEntities family, which contains all objects.

You will be able to do damage to both with a single line of code:

AllEntities subtract 1 from HP

But these variables will not be available in Enemies and Friendlies families. So you can do this:

Skeleton subtract 1 from HP

But not this:

Enemies subtract 1 from HP

For example enemyA and enemyB would have the same health and damage

Not necessarily. The way it's usually done is you add a repository layout where you put one instance of each object - it will be the default instance. Every new instance you create in the editor or in runtime will be copied from that default instance.

So you can place all enemies and friendlies on that repository layout and configure different hp/damage values for them.