Click on overlapped object > remove only on top object

[anatol]

I`ve got several object that overlap each other. When i click in point where my object are overlapping - CT removes both of them.
How i can remove only ONE object at ONE click ?. First click removes object on top. And second click removes object which was under.
Hope you are understand me.
Sorry for my english
ch1.jpg
overlap_delete.mfa

[1Ombra1]

Checking your file I see you add an "ID" to the objects so you can see it in the text.
So in the Click Event I add a condition "ID = Val(string)" and it works, can use also a counter out of the frame or a string not visible, or a Global Value to do the same job, simply you need to store somewhere the ID of the object of the event "Mouse is over", as you do in the string, and then compare it with ID value in the Click event.

Edit Note: I renamed the Value A of Active in ID to be more clear

OverlappingDelete.jpg

(I have problem with the upload of the file)

[aenever]

Or you could do something like this. Ombra1 your .mfa file seems to be empty.

overlap_delete 2.mfa

[BartekB]

Here's one solution, picking the object with the highest Alt Value A, and identifying it for removal: RemoveTopmost.mfa

[aenever]

1Ombra1 is right, it's a much more elegant solution

overlap_delete 3.mfa

[aenever]

Nice one BartekB, it goes to show there are many way to skin a cat lol

[anatol]

Thank you people !! You are the best ! ))

[1Ombra1]

I had problem with the file upload, so now I edited my first post adding also an Image.

1Ombra1 is right, it's a much more elegant solution

overlap_delete 3.mfa

Your first solution was conceptually the same of mine, you just need to shrink it into only one event, as you did in your second test.
Also because you cant say how many Active you want to create, fixed or random number.

[marbenx]

Checking your file I see you add an "ID" to the objects so you can see it in the text.
So in the Click Event I add a condition "ID = Val(string)" and it works, can use also a counter out of the frame or a string not visible, or a Global Value to do the same job, simply you need to store somewhere the ID of the object of the event "Mouse is over", as you do in the string, and then compare it with ID value in the Click event.

Edit Note: I renamed the Value A of Active in ID to be more clear

OverlappingDelete.jpg

(I have problem with the upload of the file)

Oh this is clever! I'm glad I stumbled upon this thread, I've made a couple games that use a fake windows-style OS with floating windows and something like this would have saved me heaps of trouble!

[aenever]

Glad it’s sorted, best of luck