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  P.S. It's not normally a good idea to show your passwords in a forum post - replace them with *******

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  Hi kodisz I'll try to help you.

  Are you able to identify where it breaks down?

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  Monumental - yes I'd not noticed either of those variables before, so thanks from me too.

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  Hi marjician and welcome aboard. Since you know how to swipe those objects you just need to read their Ypos to see how high or low they are.

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  JT20XX - It looks like you'll need to build up your rep a little to post those links, images and email address.

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  You kinda drag and drop to the right to create the nesting arrangement and it sometimes doesn't quite do as you'd like/expect but you should get used to it after a while.

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  Hi brhodes8 - you can nest those conditions inside each other to achieve what you want.

  So you'd get something like this:

  Array.at(0)=2

  ----- Array.at(1)= 1

  ----- OR

  ----- Array.at(1)=2 then set text to "working"

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  Thanks Lazarus1988 - I have webdeveloper toolbar which could be used for editing cookies, but surely if that's how this is tracked anybody could mess with their visits and get a Fanatic medal in about 5 minutes instead of 100 days, and thus rather invalidates the award. For that reason, I'd rather not mess with those cookies, but thanks for the heads-up.

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  bluebobbo - thanks for the heads up. I'm planning on integrating this to my project some time next week, so your comments will come in handy.

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  Congratulations part12studios !

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  Hi brhodes8 - just as — says, but make sure you click the event just to the left of the array icon otherwise you won't be offered the option he mentioned. Then right-click again to add an extra condition.

  btw... you do a similar thing for AND commands but just untick the "make OR block" option.

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  You could try including a time element, like if they don't press the second key within so many ticks you just do the down animation and reset the variable to "".

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  Hi Tombas - I look forward to it.

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  Hi thealchemistbr - Let's take the "down, down+front, front, punch" example:

  Set up a string global variable to store sequence of keys pressed - initial value "".

  On key press "down" set variable to "down,"

  On key press "down+front" if variable is already "down" then change to "down, down+front" else (whatever appropriate)

  On key press "front" if variable is already "down, down+front" then change to "down, down+front, front" else (whatever appropriate)

  On key press "punch" if variable is already "down, down+front, front" then do the SF2 Hadouken thing else (whatever appropriate)

  If you have many such multi-key commands than you might want to plan a matrix of these before coding them up.

  Hope that helps.

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  Hi Mathijs90 - Overlapping should do it.