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  • So I have 2 objects with a lot of instances of each on screen. They all have a "z" variable which determines what order they should be in. So my problem is... how do I get them to sort by this variable?

    If it were just one object you could do a ForEach (ordered) but it's multiple objects, so it needs to order them both and not just one at a time.

    I tried to group the 2 objects in a family and then ForEach (ordered) using that family, but the problem is that I can't check the instance's z variable anymore since I'm referencing the family and not the individual objects.

    Is this possible without any add-ons?

  • Nevermind, found it. :)

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  • Hrmmm can't load it, says my version of Construct isn't new enough. Where do you get 104? I'm on 103.2, I'm using whatever was installed when I bought the software.

  • How would I do this?

    For example, I have 10 instances of object A and 10 instances of object B. Both objects have the variable "Test" that changes frequently.

    How could I look through all 10 objectA.Test variables and compare them to all 10 objectB.Test variables to find a match?

    I was thinking nested ForEach loops but I'm new to Construct so I'm not exactly sure if that's possible or how to set that up.

    Thanks!

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