My bad, I created a different "dialog" instance variable for each member individually instead of creating a family instance variable and setting different text for each object.

Thanks inmensely, LittleStain and I´m really sorry, terribly bad with explanations sometimes...

No, dialog is an instance variable that every "talk" member has, with different text. Is there any way to get that instance variable from the picked object?

Works like a charm! Thanks a lot for the quick response, LittleStain ! But do you have any idea on how to get the dialog variable from a "talk" object? It´s on the second image of my first post, i´ve been wondering for a while but I have absolute no idea on how to approach it!

Just two quick issues:

1. - When pressing a key, a boolean toggles the bubble text system. The problem is that if you move closer to other interactive object (they are stored in a family) the bubble will change it´s position too, I would like to pick the closest only once. I´ve been trying it for a while but found no result.

2. - All interactive objects are stored in a family, and each one has a "dialog" instance variable with a line of text (no conversation is intended). No problem when picking closest member to the player, but I´ve searched around and found no way to get the instance variable of the already picked object of the family.

The code´s a mess, though, i´ll try to simplify it meanwhile.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Just curious... Is moveto better than lerp, korbaach ? I´ve always loved the simplicity of anglelerp/unlerp/lerp

There are some really good effects there, including "seamless", which is what you need

Here it is, hope it helps <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile"> (I made it super simple though)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/oohetp2ytfy8d ... .capx?dl=0

No problem, —

Actually, bullet behavior stops bullets when their speed is 0, so here it is with physics, hope it is close to what you want:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/g755hzghpec8x ... .capx?dl=0

You can apply force to the sprite at his angle minus 90 degrees, which is upwards.

It´s an action called "apply force" in the physics behavior

Edit: Oh sorry, I didn´t know there was already a reply

I would suggest using Bullet behavior, it also has gravity settings and consumes less cpu. I´ll make a .capx in a blink!

Here it is.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/regdekuvk65yu ... .capx?dl=0