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Your problem is you are assigning the red block a position before you create it. Since you didnt refer to the red block before, there is no specific selection, so MMF2 selects all of the red blocks. When you create a red block first, it knows that the one you just modified is the selected one, and it will apply any post-actions upon the red block only to the selected one.
Basically, you are assigning positions to an object that doesn't exist.
Here is a grenade throwing example from that Sketchy guy, press SPACEBAR very quickly while constantly pressing the left and right arrows and watch what happens to some of the falling objects.
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There's nothing wrong with that at all. That's a very nice engine, I even changed the "Upon pressing space" to "Repeat while pressing space" and it functioned 100%. It won't overload, I promise.
You didn't see those random falling objects coming from the sky in the example?
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In the first example, yes.
In your grenade one, no.
And the events show that the first one should, and the second one shouldn't.
Did you press the SPACEBAR and the left and right arrow keys as fast as you possibly can, because I am positive I am seeing objects fall from the sky? Try to press SPACEBAR and the left and right arrow keys at the same time (in the grenade example).
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Nope. But when I switched over to Repeat while pressing space, I noticed some shift in the object's path, so theres something weird with the movement that might be causing bugs.
EDIT: You have the player moving, then being reset back to one position. That's a pretty crappy way to go about doing that. You either have custom movement or you don't. I don't recommend mixing them like that.
That's what I'm seeing, thank you for finally seeing it!!! That little "bug" will really screw up my game if something like that would happen, it's a flawless example, but I don't understand why it does that.
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I didn't rig it like that on purpose I just wanted to get the guy to stand still. Does it work perfectly without the "custom movement" stuff?
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