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Which font are you trying to use? Is it a "bit-font"?
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Use one of the Pick events that take an expression to pick based on your instance variable. Then use 'PickedCount' to get the total.
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You Pick by UID, then you can work on that object.
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You'll have to keep a separate instance flag saying that you've faded-in when the condition is first hit, and ignore the opacity after that.
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Whenever you find instances not behaving individually, it's because the operation in question needs to be broken down to run individually. This is where 'For each' comes into play. From what I can see, you should do your Pick 'punk' first, followed by by a 'For each', and then do your 'Facing' test where each will be tested individually.
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- blackhornet
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You can use the Dictionary if you need this type of functionality.
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I've never heard of any language that could do that, although I'm sure somebody will come along and prove otherwise.
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DUTOIT, megatronx is looking for an expression that turns a string into a variable. No such functionality exists in C2.
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Sorry - got three versions installed.
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As long as your ItemDat_Stat is correctly formatted, it should work fine.
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Correct. The Pick event will evaluate to False, so you add an Else to it to get the case where there were none picked.
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tokenat is a text expression. Use int(tokenat()) if it needs to be (is) an integer.