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- Nimtrix
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- 19 Mar, 2012
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How about adding an instance boolean to the blocks, and set it to true once the blocks collide. This will ensure the points are only given once.

Example .capx
- Nimtrix
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It's possible the number doesn't show because your text object doesn't have room for all the decimals. Try using int(cannongun.Angle)
- Nimtrix
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- 18 Mar, 2012
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I modified your .capx a bit, hope it helps:

Example: Elevator, 3 floors (No buttons)
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- Nimtrix
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- 18 Mar, 2012
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I happen to keep some old releases on a memory stick, so here's a 80.2 version, should you need it.

Same example, 80.2
- Nimtrix
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- 18 Mar, 2012
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I don't know of any way to compare several variables in one event, but here's how I would've done it with a somewhat simple repeat loop:

Example - Pick Highest Value (Compare 4 variables)
- Nimtrix
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For the lagging elevator, try disabling event 21 in Yann's example, and you'll hopefully see what it does.

Controlling the elevator with buttons gets a bit more complicated though, I don't think sine movement is the best behaviour to use in that case.
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Move them around with the mouse, just click and drag the event box (not the condition itself, that will just move the condition). Right click to insert events below or above.
- Nimtrix
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- 18 Mar, 2012
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I am unable to open your file because it uses plugins, however the sine behaviour might do the trick.

Example: Sine & Bullet Behaviour (.capx)
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- 16 Mar, 2012
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shifty:
You need to put the last two events as sub-events of the first. You can do this by dragging them to the bottom of the first event in the event sheet. The manual also covers sub-events.
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- 16 Mar, 2012
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Every tick just means around 60 times per second, you can't turn it off or on. Everything runs every tick, unless you have told it not to with some condition.
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- 16 Mar, 2012
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On your level's event sheet, can't you just do:
On Start of Layout: Set value of CountDownTimer to 0
- Nimtrix
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- 16 Mar, 2012
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You should have a look at the Beginners Guide, and the Manual: Event Variables.