There's various ways of doing this. Cache the first coordinates, and compare those to the other enemies, or have a second enemy family, so you have two unique objects to check.

That first option sounds like the better one. How do I do that?

You provide the points of the two objects you are checking.

if( distance(Enemy1.X, Enemy1.Y, Enemy2.X, Enemy2.Y) < 50) do something.

I see, but I want it to be in the Enemies family, which means that I want any enemy to be checked, this includes the same type of enemy. Should I then just do distance(EnemyFamily.X, EnemyFamily.Y, EnemyFamily.X, EnemyFamily.Y) ? This seems not right due to the fact that they just repeat the same thing. Am I misunderstanding?

Use the distance() expression.

https://www.construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/system-reference/system-expressions

I'm not the brightest so I just need to ask: Should I for example just do distance(-200, -200, 200, 200) ?

So I have this weapon in my game that shoots these lightning bolts, and I want it to bounce from one enemy straight to another if they are close. Problem is that I don't know how to this.

I've tried using invisible big circles and pinned/moved/containered them to the enemies, problem is that they stack on top of each other.

I've tried Clamp, but I don't quite understand how that works.

It would be nice to do it without using the sprites, but any help at all is welcome and appreciated!

You know the design of the game but I don't know so i'm not sure what the clicking of the placeholder squares is meant to do across the different bars. Global variables are for setting values used throughout the game such as player hp. You can use these for player upgrades, one for left and one for right

Alright I'll try to do something with these global variables

Hmm with the file I'm still not quite sure because it's in a test state. It seems to be very visual though relying on objects. You could use global variables to determine if something is equipped on the left or right of the player. And then you can use another variable for type, so equippedleft=Claw, equippedright=Claw etc. I don't quite understand the interface and the clicking and equipping but I would use variables anyway.

What do you mean by test state?

And how exactly do these global variables work? I've never used them

> Weapon equip should be really simple. I looked at the screenshots and events and still don't know what's going on really. Better to send the project file or explain how the system works and can come up with a better way of implementing it.

Alright, here's a link to the file, I hope I did this sharing thing right, haha

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_3A062_GAV1xR_6_9oGyh1m2ygmzqiws/view?usp=sharing

Also, I might add that there are some things there that was mostly used for testing and that don't do anything, so just ignore those

Weapon equip should be really simple. I looked at the screenshots and events and still don't know what's going on really. Better to send the project file or explain how the system works and can come up with a better way of implementing it.

Alright, here's a link to the file, I hope I did this sharing thing right, haha

drive.google.com/file/d/1_3A062_GAV1xR_6_9oGyh1m2ygmzqiws/view

So it's a bit hard to explain, but I'll try the best I can. I want to make a game in which you play as this ship and you have two cannons. Now you can equip different weapons on cannons, or the same one on both of them. I'm kind of struggling with doing so. As you can see from these screenshots prnt.sc/ulmynj prnt.sc/ulmyww I've made it so that when you click on the little box some buttons will pop up. One for equipping the weapon on the left, one for the right, and one for both of them (haven't made the both button yet)

Now the problem is that most of the time when I'm trying to equip a weapon it seems like it's random what it does, and it's annoying me a lot as it's hard to find out what's wrong.

Here is my event sheet for this layout, and on the bottom is a pic of the layout itself

prnt.sc/uln154

prnt.sc/uln1h0

prnt.sc/uln2n7

I should also point out that the layers Player, and Background has a parallax of 0, while Menu is normal, and the normal weapons on the left are on the Player Layer

So I feel like the problem has to do with me selecting the weapon that's the closest to the Mouse, however I do not know how to do it otherwise

I've struggled with this for some days and I could really need some help, thanks in advance