Conditioning (collision/animation)

I believe this is another basic question from me.

There are 4 sprites on a nearly white canvas.

When the "enemy-sprite" collides with 1 sprite, I would like to see an animation playing on only that 1 sprite, where the collision happens.

Everything is ok when I do:

Enemy: on collision between Enemy and Sprite

sprite: set animation to "dance"

But when I add as a 2nd condition:

Sprite: animation is not "dance"

all 4 sprites change their animation and react to the collision, which only happens on 1 sprite.

Confused me.

Because I thought the conditions are as follows:

• collision happening between red and sprite

and

• animation is not "dance"

The other 3 sprites do not have any collision going on, so why do they react to this?

Is this bug?

Awaiting your reply.

Is the condition within the same event?

Is the condition within the same event?

yes

Oh, I see... you are filtering by Enemy, not Sprite.

Set the collision condition to Sprite: on collision with Enemy. Or use the advanced overlapping, which can filter both.

Oh, I see... you are filtering by Enemy, not Sprite.

Set the collision condition to Sprite: on collision with Enemy. Or use the advanced overlapping, which can filter both.

Wow, I didn't know that.

I never thought it mattered which object (sprite or enemy) should be selected first to make a collision-condition...

I will try that out tomorrow. Thanks.

It's totally working