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  • sounds like a picking problem. If more than one of the "Container" objects is picked, then it will only compare the water.value to the first of the container objects unless you do a For Each container loop, or use some other method to make sure you are comparing to a single object.

    Thanks--I hadn't changed the filter for the drop event to Containers, so even though all the objects were of the family, it was picking them incorrectly?

    Before (not working):

    Water is overlapping Glass

    Water.value = Container.value

    Now (Working)

    Water is overlapping Container

    Water.value = Container.value

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  • Hi, I have a drag and drop setup which validates by checking a variable ("value") against the container variable of the same name.

    This works fine.

    However, the 'container' items can be different objects (bowl, cup, glass, etc), so I moved the variable to the family level:

    Family: Container // Property: "value"

    ==> Glass

    If I check the water.value = Glass.value it works fine. However, if instead I check against the family, the check fails:

    water.value = Container.value

    Is this expected behavior?

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