You need to pick the instance properly with a condition like 'slab on collision with player' then any action applied to slab such as set enabled true will apply to the one that collided with the player.
Worked it out name should be ItemPosition.At(InventorySlot.SlotID,0)
Ok i had a look at the file you are referring to loading data from the array when you load into a level. Looks like your condition is wrong in that function should be 'for each inventory slot' I think that's all you need to get going.
I meant logic like this construct.net/en/tutorials/savegames-11
Under system there are actions for save and load, you can use these to make a save game. It saves everything at once in a state form.
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not checked the file yet but for a platformer game - system save and load should be simple and good enough, did you use this method ?
set the turret variable on start of layout to a global variable value.
Spawn a bullet on the player gun imagepoint and set the bullet angle of motion to 180 if looking left and 0 if looking right. Whether you want a separate gun that's up to you.
Now I look at it more closely, you will know more about it than me. This project doesn't make use of standard pathfinding events and instead physics which is rarely used for top down game.
When you say clicked instance this narrows the possible instances to that one so you can't pick others with the sub event. You can try a 'pick all instances' before your sub event condition to open them all up to being picked again.
It should show a link? Then anyone can go to that link to launch the game as long as you are still running remote preview.
For what you are describing above in the screenshots you can open the function and check 'copy picked', this will keep the picked family object inside the function for use with the actions.
You can use ObjectTypeName to pick out the object name but it kinda defeats the purpose of using a Family.
If your individual object does something on its own then just say mouse over that object instead of family.