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- blackhornet
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Look at LiteTween:
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You are responding to "Check item exists", but are you calling it in "On start of layout"? That's the only way any of those triggers will get called. Also, RayKi is correct, You save the highscore and then check if it changed and set it after storing it. The manual suggesting using a Dictionary to store multiple values.
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You definitely can't mix movement behaviours with physics.
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If it is all instances you need, then:

For each Enemy

->TotalHealth 'Add to' Enemy.Health
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- blackhornet
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blackhornettechnologies.com/Construct2Stuff/Frogger4_BHT.capx
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I'd pin the frog to the log, then unpin on jump. Then you don't have to worry about the frog movement.
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You can make a second family with the same objects in it. Then you have a unique name to compare to.

[Ship Family] "is object over lapping" [Ship Family Tester] --> Destroy [Ship Family Tester]
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If you have a two dimension array, then you add one to each dimension, if you prefer starting at 1. So yes, add one to both. Then your first index is [1,1], last is [50,3].

It's better in the long run if you get used to dealing with indexing from 0 - you just subtract one when dealing with "Level 1", but if you don't want to deal with it, just add one when setting your bounds.
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- blackhornet
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If you want to start indexing at 1, you have to add one to the width, as by default every array starts indexing at 0. As long as you just add one to the width, everything will be fine. You will just be skipping index 0.
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UIDs are only unreliable if you hardcode events based on the number you see in the GUI. That is a bad idea. But once the game is running, UIDs are the perfect way for picking objects.