Multiple actives to assigned to the same PMO is it possible ?

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Originally Posted by esp

Hello guys again ! Well it works but not well :( Now I sow the example file that schrodinger reposted to me and I "adapted" to my case , the problem is that when some of the "man" come near to the window edge and obviously die (get distroyed) athoers just fall down -_- ,
there is an other problem whith deleting PMO because going on in adding man it will obviusly be a problem with the number of the objects in the screen !

I just posted the file ... so you can se what's wrong

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there's something odd in line 2
you "spread" fixed value of PMO in object's my_PMO value
while you must just set my_PMO value to the fixed value of the PMO object

(even though spreading value should theorically give the same result in this scenario...!)

but I can't replicate the falling/destroyed men issue?

Also, last event should be wiritten without the foreach loop
(that foreach is just ignited on creation of PMOs),
and I guess should be "leaves the play area" and not "enters the play area"


to avoid having too many PMOs
you can destroy unused ones when "attached" man gets destroyed

or don't use PMO as zip2kx said X)
you're possibly going to have more troubles / spend more time fixing multiple PMOs
than coding a custom movement with similar results
(but of course - depends mostly on your needs / preference)


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ok I see the issue now.. I had missed the movement group XD
try coding the platform collision this way:

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(dissclaimer: I never use this object so maybe there are better / more orthodox ways!)

schrodinger i tryed like you sayd still not working( man keep falling ) but there's no problem i'm going to avoid the falling XD .

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ok I see the issue now.. I had missed the movement group
try coding the platform collision this way:

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(dissclaimer: I never use this object so maybe there are better / more orthodox ways!)

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Particulary this part doesn't work

Really?

Is it not working for you? >>
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(also added a foreach for the "falling" animation)

How can we replicate the issue / what would you expect it to do?

Sorry for the boring schrodinger , I saw your file and I noticed :( that i didn't count / didn't added the for each ... is for that it didn't work . Thank you for your clear file example :). I would give you a bear

No problem :)
also, debugger says the PMOs don't get destroyed with the "Leaves the play area" action,
you could change that to "is out of the play area", seems to work ok.

And you don't need to fire a foreach to create your PMOs if you just make one at the same time,
see both changes here:

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Thank you schrodinger XD !