I think that in some instances we will need to use a direct reference to an instance created (sprite or other objects).
So far if you have 10 instances of an object and you want to issue a command to one instance, you have to assign a private variable to all of them, and use a "for each" and "compare" and then you can issue some commands to the specific object. But this is slow and if you need it a lot in your project can slow down the fps and is quite annoying to code so much each time.
So my suggestion is this: another command in the system: system.create_obj_with_ID that can be used like this: "IDvar=system.create_obj_with_ID" to pass the unique ID to one of your vars at the time of creation. Then you can use a "obj(varID).do_stuff" to make the needed object to do what you want.
Obj can mean a sprite or any other classes.
The ID can be similar to a .com hwnd (unique and pretty large).
Also the direct reference can be optional (to be used only if needed).
An ID can also be used with a hash table or an array...
Thank you.