Just add 'line of sight' behaviour as well as Turret.

You cannot store an instance of an object (e.g. sprites) as with traditional OO languages (like have an array of them or something)... I believe there are third party plugins like 'instance bank' or something but I'm not sure if they do what you want. Usually the UID is stored, which can then be used to 'pick' the instance. But it's not the same thing.

Bottom line is no, you're not thinking the C2 way yet

I fail to see, if you *need* to move 200 sprites onscreen, how groups could help.

hm yea that was slack of me. Will check it out when I get time but I'm sure BH & co will work it out before then

Maybe easier to have a different sprite for each colour, in a family, than to work with frames like that. And, that logic doesn't make sense... but I think I know what you're trying to say.

It's usually suggested to upload the capx..

There probably hasn't been time for the object to get destroyed. For a test, try a short System:Wait or put the variable update in a Function or different event.

Yes there is a rotate 'grabber' on each sprite, extending from the default image point with a little white square. You can click on that and rotate the sprite.

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It's a 3rd party addon. Search the forums for the Completed add-ons topic. There is a list.

Read the manual. Search the tutorials. Attempt something. Come back and ask specific questions. Or pay me and I'll do it for you*

*kidding