One of my enemies' action applies to all?

[konjak]

"XRi" is a value that indicates the farthest right my enemy can move. This particular instance it simply moves right and left and changes direction if its X is greater/lower than values XRi/XLe. For some reason, when one enemy does this, all enemies do. I've made games with this porgram for ages, and this event is extremely simple, and I really don't understand why it is not individualized here. It really seems like it should be, no?

Am I missing something here?

I really don't think I need to be asked to send any applications here, as all it is is in the picture. "Movement" doesn't have to do with it, I can remove that condition and it still doesn't work.

[DavidN]

Is the first condition the condition "Compare to X position" on the enemy object, or a Compare Two General Values condition?

[konjak]

It's not compare two general values, I know that it's not specific then.

[Raylax]

At a complete and utter guess, try reversing the two? As in:

XRi < XPos("Enemy")

[konjak]

I've had to submit and use fast loops, and I really wish I didn't have to as I don't want to push the sometimes limited performance of this program (to what I do).

[RayMarble]

Hmm, I just tried to do something similar and it works here... so I guess I didn't understand what's the problem in the first place :-D

Edit: admittedly my example uses qualifiers but it works even with one object duplicated a few times.