Set VectorX and vectorY to 0

Yeah I used image points to have a precise start for the red sprite.

it's made so the sprite that grows from 0 to it's max height will really start at the border of the outline, so you should see something between 0 and 1 HP out of 100.

Else it would be hidden behind the outline.

Top Down shooter then :D

A first person POV is through the eyes of the character isn't it?

Do you have a game example of what you want to do?

you can also use the Dictionnary plugin. If I were to emulate dynamic variables that what I would use.

IID does auto reindexing.

Anyway, things would be faster if you explained what your game is about and what you want to use IDs or ordering for ?

I rarely use multiple event sheet unless there's some part of event I need over different layouts. For me that's the main use of event shett splitting "reusing code"

I don't like splitting my events too much and having too many tabs.

I prefer a long event sheet, I just have to collapse some groups if I need it. This way I can read the entire game code in one "page"

like that? Panning.capx

hmmm

Global number distance= 0
Global number maxDist = 100
Global number minDist = 5
Every Ticks 
  -> set distance to distance(Sprite.X,Sprite.Y,Target.X,Target.Y)
  -> Set Bullet speed to lerp(0,100,Clamp((distance-minDist)/(maxDist-minDist),0,1))

I didn't look at your capx, but using groups for multi-instances programming isn't a good idea as groups are globally activated or deactivated. So if one of your instances triggers the activation of a group, the code within this group will be executed no matter what.

You should use instances variables and check them in a top event for each of your states.

just tried something for fun gridPatroling.capx