Eliminating Objects that have the same name

In my game, I create a lot of objects (around 100) with randomly generated names composed from a list of strings. Is there a way to see if two objects have identical names, and then destroy them if they do?

If they are different objects, they cannot have the same name.

If they are same objects (Create Object), then they ALL would have the same name.

Distinguishing and corresponding to a specific object then would be through its UID (Unique ID) or "Picking by near/far" etc. feature.

Otherwise, there is no 'expression' to compare "names" of Sprites, but there are ways around it.

Your best solution is not to use the same name in the first place - that is, when the name is used, remove it from the list.

Here's one quick example, picking one extra index to show that all of the names were used (result is 0).

You could try picking them via

If Object StringName == "Uniquename"

random <value>

if value > a 50% of that

& Object StringName == "Uniquename"

pick random instance

Destroy

Of course if you have 20 of these guys with the same name you'd have this run alot.