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- calminthenight
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Yes you would store the status of reward collection, and the date on which it was collected. Then if the date is different to the stored date and the reward status is "collected" you would reset it to available.

Have a look at this example using system date/time.

1drv.ms/u/s!AkmrWgxeuxlKhJt2SxSUj1a5BIkDsQ
- calminthenight
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Looking good
- calminthenight
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you can use the construct 3 date plugin to compare the time/date. construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/date

If a reward is claimed store that state in a variable that is saved (using whatever method of saving you are using) and have that variable reset to unclaimed on game load, or during play, if the time is after 00:00 on the next day.

Of course this only compares system time which can be exploited. If you are happy with your players requiring an internet connection you can get the date/time from a server online.
- calminthenight
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Use the create permutation table action with a length of 6. It will generate 6 random numbers without repeats.
- calminthenight
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construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/advanced-random
Look at the permutation tables section
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- calminthenight
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In the actions dialog box select the object that has the platformer behaviour, scroll down to the platform actions and it is the last one on the list.
- calminthenight
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It's a problem with your events. What you have described should work fine.

This example works fine
- calminthenight
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I have used the enigmabox as a test, depending on your use case virtualisation could be an option. But it has limitations.

enigmaprotector.com/en/about.html
- calminthenight
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You need to use pick conditions to pick the instance that you want to do something with.
- calminthenight
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A key code is a number that is assigned to each key.

keycode.info/table-of-all-keycodes
- calminthenight
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I'm sorry, this project was created to specifically show a randomised distribution on a fixed grid. If you want to make one of the distributed objects larger and not have it overlap, then adjust the grid size in the editor.

If you destroy the other grid objects the whole project won't function.

I think you might want to create a new project from scratch to do what it is you are trying to do.

I still don't understand it, but perhaps someone else might.
- calminthenight
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Use a pick condition to pick the spawn sprite by comparing the UID to your variable. Then just use it's XY coordinates.