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- LittleStain
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Probably something as simple as resetting all variables before restarting layout, but without capx we'll never know.
- LittleStain
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From another topic (not made by me):

slash effect
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- LittleStain
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The easiest way to restrict position of an object is to use the expression clamp.

example:

clamp(sprite.x,0,640)

clamp(sprite.y,0,480)
- LittleStain
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if your total distance were other than 100:

100-(((distance traveled)/(total distance))*100)
- LittleStain
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Not having a great day..
- LittleStain
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if your total distance were other than 100:

100-(((distance traveled)/(total distance))*100)
- LittleStain
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Couldn't you just do it like this?

Every tick set opacity to 100-distance(start.x,start.y,target.x,target.y)
- LittleStain
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Without seeing your capx I believe this to be the problem:

Try picking only the spawned arrow

You could do this with an arrow on created event or just use a subevent after the spawning.

Right now you are picking all instances of the arrow, so they all will set course to mouse.x,mouse.y
- LittleStain
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I created what I think you were going for in 3 events:

The easy way
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cindy313 I sent you a pm
- LittleStain
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The only way to do this is to imitate real life. first aim and then shoot.

you could do this by selecting target and only destroy target if selected is true.
- LittleStain
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walkpath(random(0,4), is not a value, is it?

try changing it to walkpath(int(random(0,4))).y

I'm not sure int is necessary.