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• • MadSpy
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  You could try:

  system pick by overlapping point "object1" at X=(object2.imagepointX(a)),Y=(object2.imagepointY(a))

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• • MadSpy
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  instance variable https://www.scirra.com/manual/73/instance-variables

  you should take a look at the tutorial "space blaster" and (perhaps) the manual.. try to do something, play around and ask for help if needed

• • MadSpy
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  the procedure remains the same , I have not yet had time to look to do this automatically

• • MadSpy
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  you're faster than me Magistross

• • MadSpy
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  What have you already tried?

• • MadSpy
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  event 1 : you pick each member of the family "names"

  event 2: you compare a number(names.count= total object in family "names") with a text variable so pickedcount (event 3/4) is always = 0

• • MadSpy
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  The action is currently partially scripted... except for the part where the player chooses the path .

  no plugin

  Just a movement of lines according to the position and angle of the player (less than 40 events )

  The player followed the lines at each intersection in the first example .

  in the last version, the lines that follow the direction of the player ... I " just " reversed the process

• • MadSpy
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  You could use timer

• • MadSpy
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  janlindso

  Link updated Demo

• • MadSpy
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  Demo

  my fault

• • MadSpy
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  collision detection is already check every tick

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  C2 reads all the events every tick https://www.scirra.com/manual/75/how-events-work

• • MadSpy
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  your event n°2 runs every tick

  Try to use function to run your loop once or just add it as sub event of event n°1

• • MadSpy
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  Something like this ?

  (left/right arrow to change direction)

  EDIT: link broken see next post

• • MadSpy
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  ok

  I hope it helps you