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- blackhornet
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Click on each object. You must be clicking in the Projects panel, which picks all objects of that type.
- blackhornet
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You've done it again. You have 8 layers on Laptop, but only 7 on the others. I personally don't use Global objects. They are more trouble than they are worth.
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https://www.scirra.com/manual/150/containers
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It because your global spr_HUD is on different levels. Keep the same number of levels across layouts and it fixes the problem. Otherwise C2 sees the object moved to layer 1, and when it goes back again, it's still on level 1. A side effect of Global objects I guess.
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That's what you get. If you load it again you will see the data is the same as when you set it.
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You are comparing apples and oranges. You check if TotalDistance is > HighScore, but then divide TotalDistance by 10, so the next time HighScore is always going to be 1/10 of TotalScore. Use a local variable to set CurrentScore = round(TotalDistance/10) then compare CurrentScore > HighScore, and save CurrentScore.
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Doubly-ninja'd, but I just did a similar example over here:
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Use the Timer behaviour. It is a better mechanism for accurate timing.
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- blackhornet
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Here's a sample with four sprites in a Family.
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You can't rely on Family to create on, as you've discovered. You'll need to create specific objects that are in that Family. You could use a plugin I wrote to get unique random numbers, and then decode them into which object to create. This would give you unique objects per round. You can use functions to do all the repetitive work.