Run ForEach loops more than once per object?

Quick question.

I've managed to get very basic enemy physics working with FastLoops, but it only works if there is one instance of the enemy. Anymore, and the physics break.

I have a FastLoop that gives the enemy gravity, and a FastLoop inside the gravity loop runs 64 times that will pull the enemy out of the ground and stop the loop once they're out.

Can I achieve this with a ForEach loop? My enemies X and Y positions are float based so they can fall more than 1 pixel or less than a pixel of course.

Thanks.

I just tried that and now I have loops running where it compares the Fixed value of the object to the Alterable Value A of the object (which is where the fixed value is always stored).

Whenever I try changing a value within the FastLoops I have setup (and yes I'm comparing the fixed value to the ID again) it changes the value for all instances of that object, as oposed to one.

Any ideas? Sorry if this is too open to understand :pacman:

Quote from BartekB

Hey, I would create an example for this, however I don't have time at the moment. But I do have this example similar to this problem (and the mario-ish fireballs): Please login to see this attachment.

Also, you don't need to save the fixed value of the object being for each looped. You can just insert the "on for each of object" condition under the fast loop one: Please login to see this picture.

Thank you, that did the trick

I looked at the example your attached and it seemed pretty confusing so I probably will take a second look at that very soon for my fireball movements I'm working on. Your attachment is the third type of movement people have recommended I use for the fireballs so I need to find which works best, meaning the example is of some help for sure.

Thanks to everyone for all their help!