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- blackhornet
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You've got the Unicorn as a solid, so it is considered an obstacle.
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Drag the Else into event 3 and delete event 2.

Check if green

else check if red

else ...
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Confirmed. Bizarre. Lumia 550. When first started, after 6 clicks on +, I can move in circles, lift my finger, and watch the dot follow my path in slow motion. Press the power button, press again to get back to the app, and responsiveness is immediate, even hitting + X times.
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As I said, you don't need to pick it. You start the timer on that mortar, then when the timer expires, that mortar is already picked, so just spawn your Flash at it's coordinates.

http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/ ... imers.capx
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If you use the Timer behaviour on your Mortar, it will already be picked (may need a foreach if multiples timeout at the same time).
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In C2:New: search for audio -> Audio analyser

https://www.scirra.com/manual/109/audio
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Just do a pick checking for GroupID = X. There are various ways to do this.

Object.Compare instance variable, where variable is GroupID and value is X. Then add an Else. The Else will run if there are no GroupID = X.
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On start of layout->Start Timer "t" for 3 (regular)

On Timer "t"->...

You didn't name your timer to start it.
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Spriter lets you export the animation as PNGs - isn't that what you want?
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C2 does the looping for you if you only reference a single object. As soon as you need to deal with two different objects, you have to force the loop yourself, or you don't get what you want. In every other language, you would do a Foreach Fish every time.
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Try a For each Fish before the Target pick.
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- blackhornet
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You've got the right idea, just backwards. You need to Deactivate the group when the button is pressed, and Activate it after the Wait.

For the array, just use a global variable for the index, and increment it each time it's used. Check against the end of the array to loop it back to zero.