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- blackhornet
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Your CustomerData array is set at 280 but you only have 271 names. You reference CustomerDataArray.Height in your random() call but since there aren't 280 items, as soon as you go over the actual data, it runs off of the array and crashes.
- blackhornet
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Every 7 seconds

-> Money - int(Houses/5)*5
- blackhornet
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At the risk of stepping on toes, I needed a PasteLayer option a while back and always meant to forward you the code. Since you aren't actively working on Paster anymore, I offer this addition, should anyone else find it useful.

Paster_withPasteLayer.zip

Example
- blackhornet
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if it's strictly as stated; choose(6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60)

or

int(random(1,11)) * 6
- blackhornet
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But think about it. You started with one object. You clone that 5 times, and then use a Family to bundle those together as if they are one object type again. You've just made your life so much harder.

My suggestion is to just have one of everything, you create five instances, giving each an ID, from 0 to 4. Now you can pick any of those by the imagepoint #. This simplifies things greatly.
- blackhornet
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Why are there 5 clones of everything? I think that's your first problem.
- blackhornet
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You're going to have to tell me what I'm looking at here. There's a lot there.
- blackhornet
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int(random(0,2))
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- blackhornet
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Can you post a CAPX example? It's still not clear what you are doing/wanting.
- blackhornet
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It looks like you are starting the timer every tick. Start the timer when you set the variable to 1.
- blackhornet
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LiteTween is a Behaviour, not a Plugin. You've put it in the wrong directory. Just move it.