I usually use a dictionary object, repeat tokencount times, create tokenat(loopindex)..

Quick Example

Because you are checking if there are no objects, before there are no objects..

And once there are no objects the event doesn't run anymore..

Put the system compare as a topevent and it runs..

Well..

It's pretty simple..

If event 10 is true, event 2 and event 8 are also true..

So all three events run its actions and the animation is started from the beginning every tick..

Adiing extra conditions should solve this..

Up arrow is down

(and) left arrow is not down

(and) right arrow is not down..

play WU

Same goes for all other conflicting events..

Would this work?

Player on jump

set double jump enabled

Player on fall

set double jump disabled

I'm sorry, but I don't see why you'd prefer to set the text every tick, when it only needs to be changed when the number of sprites change..

Is there a special reason why you are using seperate objects for each truck instead of using instances?

You can just copy (or clone) the object in the editor if that's what you are looking for?

I would recommend doing beginners tutorials, because they explain some of the basics of creating games with Construct2..

So it should be easy right?

That is exactly what you should compare with the osm.clicked_marker to get the one you want to select..

What is the value of osm.clicked_marker?

You'd have to know what osm.clicked_marker actually is before you can compare it to anything..

You can have a text-object show you that exact value, than just enter that value in the comparison event..

What part of creating this do you have issues with?

You could check if Object.count is not 0

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... olved.capx

You should really explain more or add an example capx, because "Platforms created from a large texture", "white platforms" doesn't really tell much..

What I do see is that you are talking about another layer, while in the "making a simple mask" example they use the same layer with "force own texture"..