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• • thinkTank
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  • • Joined 27 Jul, 2013
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  • 28 Jul, 2013
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  Okay, I got saw your other thread and did some experimenting.

  Solution:

  Put the Enemy in an Family (EnemyGroup)

  For each Enemy

        Enemy is overlapping EnemyGroup

              If EnemyGroup.X < Enemy.X then self.platform.vectorX + 100

              If EnemyGroup.X > Enemy.X then self.platform.vectorX - 100

  Thank you very much for your help

• • thinkTank
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  • • Joined 27 Jul, 2013
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  What if they're of the same object?

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• • thinkTank
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  • • Joined 27 Jul, 2013
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  • 28 Jul, 2013
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  Hey all, I got Construct 2 a week ago when it was on sale and I'm really digging it, it's very intuitive. However, I'm a bit stuck.

  I have this enemy (Platform type) that I've made to chase the player along the ground. The probably is that they always end up overlapping each other and forming this bothersome singular mass.

  Is there a way via the events to push them apart? I want to avoid using the solid behavior if possible because I still want the player to be able to pass through them, and the enemy pass through each other in certain situations.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Edit: Solved, see below