How do I inspect collided with object variable before action

I need to perform an action when an Enemy collides with another enemy only if the other enemy has a property set to 1.

if I was writing code it would be something like:

void OnCollisionWith<Enemy>(Enemy enemy){
  if(enemy.Property ==  true){
      doSomething();
}

return;
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does that make sense?

something like this...
[img="http://s19.postimg.org/853e28aw3/enemy.png"]

Just add another condition. AND is the default, unless you make an or or else block.

If the event isn't true if the first instance has the variable set to 1, a "system pick nth instance" condition before the check should work for this..

— additing another condition inspects the value of the colliding enemy... I need to inspect the collided with enemy

<-- this no workie!

LittleStain - I don't see how this can work.

The framework is smart enough when using different object types, but not when using same object types...

If I wrote this - it would work properly. I connected the same instances...

But this is how it behaves when using the same types..

I need this:

Does this illustrate my challenge a bit better?

Hmm sounds challenging

Like I said, to differentiate between the two colliding objects you use subevents with the "system pick nth instance"-condition..

Like the manual says:

Pick Nth instance

Pick the instance at a given place in the internal list of picked objects. This is most useful used in sub-events to act on separate instances. For example, in a "Sprite collided with Sprite" event, Pick 0th instance and Pick 1st instance can be used to act on each instance involved in the collision separately.

I've not made use of this before but I think I will be doing now, looks useful. Seems nth instance 1 works for this scenario.

You're trying to make an event for an object colliding with the same type.

This is not super intuitive because of the way events work to narrow down objects within a type or family.

Try this:

Make a family called "Enemies" and put ONLY THAT enemy in it. Now make your event

Enemy on collision with Enemies

and

Enemies explode = 1

==> Enemies.destroy