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  • You keep posting but the question is too generic, there is no information but you probably know this.

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  • > If you mean that it doesn't always create the matching object like over A it creates B instead of A then this is intentional, if you use Family it creates a random object inside Family.

    Interesting. I think the behavior should be different when I specifically iterate over all family instances right before. I kind of expect the family object in the create method to be the same .

    Yes it's an easy assumption to make of course. If you want to create the same object you probably have to go down to the object level in the pick and create events, so for this Families will not be useful.

  • So it doesn't look like what?

  • If you mean that it doesn't always create the matching object like over A it creates B instead of A then this is intentional, if you use Family it creates a random object inside Family.

  • Great :)

  • 'On jump' is the condition, set animation is the action. In Construct use set animation based on different conditions. You can change it back to idle animation when you land by using 'on landed'.

  • Use 'on jump' condition on the platform behaviour.

  • I guess I should've asked for a screenshot haha but the way I would do it is this - have a variable for the array position, I guess you have this called ID. Then another variable for whether it is locked this is set to array.at(variable1) 'for each' button. This should leave the buttons with 0 or 1 for variable2.

  • Ok so you went with the array option that's good, can you elaborate on this part : I have an event that checks the array slot corresponding to the skin with the ID (So Check X -> if SkinButton.id = 1, do actions). What does the event look like? I know how to resolve this, that's why I suggested an array I'm just wondering what you tried here and where it went wrong.

  • What's the problem? I see it run once add data to the first line, nothing happens after that.

  • The loop looks reasonable to me. The wait wouldn't do anything but shouldn't affect anything either. You say other objects work, in a different loop ? Compare the loops.

    The Browser object, add it to the project like you would with a Sprite. On the actions inside the loop you can use the log action to log RSLoop. You can then see in F12 console during the game if it prints out 1234123.

  • You can't do it because you need the 35 conditions to check if each global variable is set. You can't create the variable name in that way. If you used an array for the data probably you could do it in one or two events.

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