Assuming you create the two together (which Containers do too), just store the UID of one on the other, and then when you need it, Pick by UID.
That is one way. Another is to use a Container.
https://www.scirra.com/manual/150/containers
It really depends on what you are doing. There's no one answer.
The bottom of the array index is Array.Width-1.
Array.Push
Array.SetAt(Array.Width-1,0) = ***
Array.SetAt(Array.Width-1,1) = YYY
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The behaviour is normal. You can make your objects global or store and restore the data. It depends on what you are doing.
https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1003/t ... th-a-lobby
http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/Construct2Stuff/DoorTest_BHT.capx
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No. You have to keep in mind that a SpriteFont is not really a font. It's just a trick to map characters to sprites that happen to have character images. There is no concept of Styles on a SpriteFont.
You can call JavaScript directly, and get a return value:
Browser.ExecJS("Math.log2(3)")
This sample goes out of it's way to show how to pass float values into the script call.
http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/Construct2Stuff/JavaScriptLog2Sample.capx
It's definitely a possibility, if there are third party plugins. Bring up the debug console and see what the log says (F12 in Chrome).
As long as the key is "3", then str(LevelNumber) should work.
abs(x)
Wait does not block. It puts any events underneath it to the side and runs them after the wait period. You could do:
Clean
wait
clean
Or use a Timer with a counter.
Physics can not be used with most other behaviours.