Compare Instance Variable

Did "Compare Instance Variable" really work like an array if more than one have the same value?

And if I pick one, the follow foreach will only have this in?

I always use several compares to limit the amount of object I need for eaching through, or use an extensive pick all / pick by evaluate, then for each the results.

Y, I somtimes had problems with it. Can it be they need to be sub? Or also in AND.

And so its impossible to make:

On Mouse click on Object

Foreach Object

Will only pick the first, true?

If you clicked the object, it should already be selected, so you would not have to loop through all the objects.

No you dont understand me.

Its only an example.

Its for situation all other must be deselected before select the clicked one.

For this i source out with a function.

I only want know if I am right. Any coding result I find myself.

I try to understand this completly...

So its really like an array, every sub Compare Instance Variable make it smaller, until I have my target.

Like Object[outergroup][innergroup][id]

No you dont understand me.

Its only an example.

Its for situation all other must be deselected before select the clicked one.

For this i source out with a function.

I only want know if I am right. Any coding result I find myself.

I try to understand this completly...

Ahh, yes, I have had similair situations.

local var TMPUID = 0

Event on touched X

action set TMPUID x.UID

--subevent pick all X

--action set boolean selected false

--subevent pick X by unique UID where UID = TMPUID

--action set boolean selected true

You don't need the second pick. As soon as you pop up from the first sub-event, the SOL is back to where it was, so just a blank sub-event is sufficient, then do your "touch" actions.

Hmmm.

My english is not very well, you confuse me.

Again with a picture:

So there are some diferent situations(AND/SUB), what work what not?

You don't need the second pick. As soon as you pop up from the first sub-event, the SOL is back to where it was, so just a blank sub-event is sufficient, then do your "touch" actions.

Ohhw, I did not know this

I just never took the risc hahaha, thnx

deathangel1479, it seems I have no clue what your asking really

From your events above, what is not working ?

it works fine, for moment but I can not be sure that sometimes if I have other groups, something is breaking out, if I not understand absolut completly how they work. That's my problem.

I need help from a real insider.

You should be able to split event 93 with a couple sub events determining which group is clicked.

And in the other events simply add the extra subevent (other group names) determining the effects/variables for the other groups.

Looks solid enough

I think so. (93)

I changed it to make clear what i mean.

I think I will make a big test project, to test out any kind of this.

What works and what dont.

May be someone else write something here.

My brain explodes but its my guilt.

I dont use globals because I have an aversion , containers and families because to static and because I make all with only a few objects.

Instance variables are object prefences, that is what programmers use...

In construct this is a little bit harder, to do!

For me its not enough that it somehow works, I need to understand!