You could do a "For each" loop on the object, check for mouse click and then use the variable in your action.

No problem - let me know how you get on.

Hey - sorry, I've just checked and see that r190 was released yesterday as a stable version!

It was a little different for my application but it looks like you're along the right lines.

In fact, in your instance you might want to use 2 instance variables, one to identify the specific turret and the other as a record of the upgrade level for each turret.

I'm pretty much a noob too and I read that the beta versions are really intended only for people with more experience who can cope with things going wrong (as they'll know that their own code is right) - as I understand it, you and I are better off sticking with the latest "stable" version (r184)

Have you checked the origin point of your images? - double click on an image so the edit image box appears, select the second to last icon down the left hand side and see where the little marker is positioned on your image.

Anonnymitet no, I'm quite new to this. I downloaded Construct 2 to see if I can use it to develop an educational product that I'm hoping to sell either in the app stores or directly from a website. I think it's a very different model from what most people are doing here, and requires a fair bit of development - but a couple of bucks a day of residual income is actually very good if you can turn your products out so quickly, after all you do the 'work' once and then get paid over and over for perhaps many years.

HI Tinimations - did you change anything else? e.g. upgrade to a beta version of Construct2

HI nzhu I needed to solve this for myself recently. I created an instance variable and set an identifier for each instance.

Hi Nagval333 did it stop working after upgrading to a beta version?

What do you mean by mouse speed tecbug?

Did that work kodisz ?