SpriteFont use only one texture (a letter sheet) and it's all encompassed in one object. There's no real overhead I think. Under the hood It just draws some rectangle picking the corresponding texture area for each letter.

nonononono you need eggs,... flouuur,.... milk, a little bit of butter, salt and sugar, you mix all that and you cook them on a frying pan.

Seriously... oven... for pancakes... get real!

hovering.capx

In mmf2 there is a global event sheet for that kind of stuff.

Hidden in the Application property tabs

And qualifiers aren't available in this global event sheet

Nice one indeed

Recipe maybe

I can teach you how to make pancakes :D

That's not the point newt (:

I don't want the uid I want the X of the sprite of uid 4 directly in expresion.

that's why I wrote Sprite(4,uid).X

I was thinking about that 'cause you could get some tricky math between instances of the same object type without having to complexify stuff with some foreach to pick things.

When you get the hang of vector math it's always the same thing

cos(a) gives you an X projection of the unit vector at angle a

sin(a) gives you an Y projection ot the unit vector at angle a

Just have to scale a unit vector by the magnitude (distance) you want it to be and you're done.

(vector and position are almost the same thing... they share common notation)

maybe it could be intersting to have th ability to pick by uid directly in expression.

we can already pick by index of selected objects like :

Sprite(2).X

Sprite(4,UID).X

Sprite(4,myVar).X

No nothing :D I just had a "wtf" moment where I discovered that the keyboard object display the name of keys in the OS language (:

Haha Leer :D