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- blackhornet
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Or as mentioned, you pass in the UID, so you can do a group of events:

http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/ ... e_UID.capx
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A CAPX is worth a thousand words:
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- blackhornet
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Typically if you need to change an object, you pass in the UID, do a Pick by UID to get the object back, and then change your instance variables right there. If you need to support different objects, put them in a Family with the instance variables you need, and do it that way.
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There is only a single return value. It has nothing to do with any parameters. You either call it inline with Function.Call() or use Function.ReturnValue immediately after the Function action.
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The final index will be 99, not 100. Test as a sub-event of Repeat.

Edit: Wait breaks the scoping, so this won't work.
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Placing sub events after the Wait will delay them. It's better to use a Timer. Add the timer behaviour to a sprite, and set the timer when needed. You have better control over Timers.

Edit: don't make multiple threads for the same issue. I just saw your other one. You can stop and start a timer, so you can reset the period as you want.
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It must/should have also said to change the variable type to "Text" - the default is "Number". Which tutorial are you looking at?
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Sorry, I won't be making any changes to the plugin. It was a hack on top of a hack on top of a hack. You could see if this alternative works for you:
- blackhornet
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"On destroyed" is an event on the sprite. "Compare two values" is an event on System.
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Enemy: On destroyed

-> Compare two values: random(0,100) < 60

This will trigger 60% of the time.
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This is running every tick. Move it into "On start of layout" if you just want it run once.