And what do you know, 20 seconds later I have figured it out. It was my own script just doing what I had told it to do - stop playing the music as soon as the "LoadMenu" variable changes and that happens when you click one of the buttons that is supposed to load a different layout except I hadn't yet made it load the layouts. Disregard this, sorry to bother.

I'm building a menu and ran into a slight problem. My menu has background music that starts playing in loop when the layout is loaded but I added a click sound that plays once when you click on the menu buttons and now every time I click a button the music stops. The lick sound works fine though. I bet the issue behind this is tiny but I can't seem to find it. Any help would be appreciated.

I still believe that by using a container is more simple to do it, but here you go...

Thank you. I'll have to try both versions and see how I can make use of them. As you can see I still have a lot to learn.

When you spawn, store the UID of the Circle in an instance variable of the Square. When you click the square, Pick the Circle by UID, and do your light-up code.

I had already stored the UID of the spawned object but have no idea how to pick it by UID. Could you please be more specific? I'm still a bit confused by parameters.

I've been searching for hours for a solution to my problem but couldn't find anything. Maybe I need a more simple explanation or maybe I've just overlooked a very simple solution.

Let's say I have several instances of a Square object in my layout and they each spawn a Circle object somewhere in a random location when the layout is loaded. Now how would I make it so every time a Square is clicked the circle it spawned will briefly light up? I know how to make the Square respond to a mouse click or mouse-over and I know how to make the Circle light up, I just don't know how to build that connection between them.