How do I make a everytick function to a single object

Hello there! I have one question...

I have 1 object (Sprite) with 3 instances. I want to make a function (or anything like) that have a code animation, not sprite animation. For example:

Die animation:

When an object dies, i want to make an animation with his death to that instace. How do i do it? Can i bind an object to an evertick function (or anything like)?

What triggers the death animation? If it is an instance variable for health reaching 0 then the event 'object health=0 - trigger death animation' will work for each instance.

What triggers the death animation? If it is an instance variable for health reaching 0 then the event 'object health=0 - trigger death animation' will work for each instance.

But, it is a trigger, it will execute one time... i need to execute evertick (60 frames per seconds) got it? Becouse the animation is in code, not the sprite animation.

Most events trigger every tick without you having to change anything. I'm not sure what a 'code animation' is so I'll let someone else follow this up. It's probably easy to do I just don't understand what you want.

Most events trigger every tick without you having to change anything. I'm not sure what a 'code animation' is so I'll let someone else follow this up. It's probably easy to do I just don't understand what you want.

Okay, let me explain it. I'm make a "lerp" animation with moviment. If i use a trigger, the "lerp" function will not execute... I need to evertick. Got it?

Maybe something like: Add another Variable, start it at 0, call it "Timer", set the death condition to: health<0 and Timer<60 -> your code stuff, plus add 1 to "Timer".

On Timer=60, destroy object.

Maybe something like: Add another Variable, start it at 0, call it "Timer", set the death condition to: health<0 and Timer<60 -> your code stuff, plus add 1 to "Timer".

On Timer=60, destroy object.

Good idea, i will try. Some one have another idea?

When i use a lerp, i usually do it with a timer combined with a boolean.

This way i can restrain the lerp and i know when it ended. By instance.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sa8g4v7lkj08s ... .capx?dl=0

Cube is a lerp with 4 points. Nothing new.

When i use a lerp, i usually do it with a timer combined with a boolean.

This way i can restrain the lerp and i know when it ended. By instance.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sa8g4v7lkj08s ... .capx?dl=0

Cube is a lerp with 4 points. Nothing new.

Cool, but it will work if one object have many instances?

Of course, timers are personal. That is the point. Boolean's are personal too.

Of course, timers are personal. That is the point. Boolean's are personal too.

Thank you!