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This isn't the way to do this. Use a single object and either use a different frame for each, if they display a number, or give it an instance variable with the number you care about. The frame number or instance variable then tells you which is which.
- blackhornet
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eli0s has just described exactly what I was suggesting is the problem. You've got to get the coordinates all relative to the same layer.
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You might need to take the layer/parallax into consideration. Look at the Mouse manual page: https://www.scirra.com/manual/114/mouse regarding X("layer"), Y("layer")
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You set the key, but you never set the instance variable, you only check it.
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I'm guessing by "tab" you mean layout. To have a timer across layouts, you can use a global object with the Timer behaviour. Have a separate event sheet with the timer code, and include that event sheet on each layout's event sheet.
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You could place the Stop under the Set RandomNumber action, so it doesn't need to be repeated 8 times.
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- blackhornet
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Event 12 is an AND! Separate them into separate events/actions.
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Maybe post what you've got so far so someone can have a look.
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https://www.scirra.com/manual/150/containers
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Right-click your first IF, and Add->Add Else, then add another condition to the else. Repeat.
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Without seeing details this will be a "For each" issue. "For each" allows you to cycle through each instance individually, rather than together.