Yeah I managed to solve it eventually. However a bunch of other issues came up so I'm trying different solutions atm. Thanks for the answers!

Well the last thread got "solved" but I didn't get any wiser.

My previous post:

I have a similar question:

I tried to make a function where you can push boxes around in grid movement. I didn't get very far before I noticed that the events addresses ALL of the boxes instead of the one I'm actually colliding with. Which means that when I'm pushing a box one direction, it's actually pushing all of the boxes in the same way.

In MMF2(which I have some experience with) it automatically targets the right one and the others are left alone.

What can be done to fix this? Or, what would be a more affective way to achieve the push-function?

Link to .Cap-file:

http://falconshield.com/spel/dungeon%20construct.cap

I tried to switch between objects in the event-sheet but that didn't help. Also Construct just crashed when I tried PixelRebirth's example.

What's wrong with this?

I have a similar question:

I tried to make a function where you can push boxes around in grid movement. I didn't get very far before I noticed that the events addresses ALL of the boxes instead of the one I'm actually colliding with. Which means that when I'm pushing a box one direction, it's actually pushing all of the boxes in the same way.

In MMF2(which I have some experience with) it automatically targets the right one and the others are left alone.

What can be done to fix this? Or, what would be a more affective way to achieve the push-function?

Link to .Cap-file:

http://falconshield.com/spel/dungeon%20construct.cap