How do I make two equal objects chase each other?

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- LucasJanela
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Hello i'm making a game when if there's 2 equal objects they chase each other to fight, but it doesn't work.
- dop2000
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Check out this post:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/best-help-tips-forum-139528
You didn't provide any information! Is this top-down or platformer game? Are they two different objects or two instances of one object? Are there any obstacles? Do you need to use pathfinding? How can they chase each other? It's either one chasing and another running away, or they simply both moving towards each other.
- LucasJanela
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It's a topdown game, there are two instances of one object, there aren't any obstacles, I don't know if il need to use path finding and they follow each other when there is two or more instances in screen.
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- dop2000
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Chasing means that one of the objects needs to run away. But if you just want them to move towards each other, you can try something like this:

1. Add the object to a family, for example Enemy sprite in EnemyFam family.

2. Add MoveTo behavior.

3. Add this event