Funny, was experimenting with the same thing, last week.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/66dboem8k5ux2 ... .capx?dl=0

Share yours too ?

Not to mention, doesn't a family cause everything to happen to every object in that family?

Obvious not. Example would (and 99,6% of other c2 projects) not work. Example is offline. Call me when you are ready.

99Instances2Go Wow, that simple? Amazing!

I'm going to implement it right away.

No, i forgot to return to normal speed. Very sorry. Click to destroy one (i suppose they get killed in your scenario)

Updated:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i8jolmh667vqs ... .capx?dl=0

Did you use > Browser > console > log > alert ? Maybe ?

Got to use > Browser > window > alert

I have a problem *g*I want to make (better say, try) a small project - like the "Free Fall" games from Disney (Cinderella-, Maleficent- and Frozen-Free Fall) or Monster Splash or Fruit Link or anything like that - where you have to combine 3 or more objects of the same "color" -> they will destroy -> new objects appear, etc. (I think you will know games like that *g*)

There is like nothing in that capx.

There is no destroying, no free falling, no new objects appearing.

Not even the graphics for 'new objects' present.

No rules that can lead to combining a certain amount of a certain colour into a certain new object.

Sorry, i can (no one can ?) show how to 'undo' something that is not 'do' yet.

Just need to center a specific tile in the middle of the viewport.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jblvvxwicuy4y ... .capx?dl=0

Running the provided capx. (gosh why would one do that !). No ICC. profile.

Exactly the same.

Using LOS and a family.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dfog1ubneei3o ... .capx?dl=0

If you are up for a more performance , lesser code, more clear ... solution. But with a plugin. Yes, then i have an idea.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5o7zzhid8iiq1 ... .capx?dl=0

plugin: plugin-jcw-trace-raycast_t172320

I you can use families, it can be done with LOS too.

.... "I have 3 different objects" .....

Is it necessary? They cant be instances of the same object ?

Do you have access to families ? (payed version)

Using families it is easy:

Example = offline

It will work the same way using instances. A 'family and its members' is the same principle as a 'sprite and its instances'.

Both are exact the same colour on my monitor.

Question. Do you have a colour profile enabled? Or, do you have something like f.lux running ?

https://pcmonitors.info/articles/using- ... in-windows

Thank you Sir for figuring that out and for the following up BUG report.