help with Sprite Instances/animation

Always -> set "animation frame" to "anim_var.
Start of Layout -> set "anim_var" to "1+random(5)"[/code:25sjig2g]

Everything is fine, but it set's a random value for the random instance.
Every instance Instead of showing the same frame animation, shows random one.

In MMF it was fine, all were showing exactly the same - i just have problems to set them to show diffrent frames.
In Construct is completly opposite  - i can make them show diffrent frames, but i can't set them to show the same.

and one more thing
Is "on animation finished" working?

MMF - works - something like thit: 2 sprites - "door" and "player":
[code:25sjig2g]+player colides with door, press Up Arrow -> door "open" animation plays
+"open" animation finished -> player "enter" animation plays
+"enter" animation finished -> door "close" animation plays
+"close" animation finished -> player set position (to something else)[/code:25sjig2g]
It's all very simplified but you shoud get what i mean.

In Constructor when i set "on animation finished" nothing happens.
I'v tried to play with animation properties, but it's like one big bug 
I've also tried to set "on animation frame" like"
 [code:25sjig2g]+animation frame equals 20 -> do something[/code:25sjig2g]
but it do nothing.
And the best thing is when i finally make it working I pressed the save button to save my project....and it stop working  

I spend all weekend trying to solve that and nothing, and I have no idead what to do...

+ Always
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For actions, indent a couple of spaces and use either -, >, or -> to indicate it's an action and not a condition:

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+ Always
   ->Sprite: Set position to x,y
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For multiple conditions in an event, it's usually done like so:

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+ On key "Z" pressed
+ Sprite.Value('myVar') Greater than 0
+ Sprite is visible
   -> Add 1 to Sprite.Value('myVar')
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For sub-events it would look like this:

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+ On key "Z" pressed
+ Sprite.Value('myVar') Greater than 0
   + Sprite is visible
      -> Add 1 to Sprite.Value('myVar')
   + NOT Sprite is visible
      -> Subtract 1 from Sprite.Value('myVar')
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As for the sprites all setting to different frames, try generating the random number separately.  Like so:

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+Start of Layout
   ->System: Set global variable 'randFrame' to (1+random(5))
   ->Sprite: Set animation frame to global('randFrame')
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This works fine (I tested it).  Construct is a little different than MMF when it comes to instances, so it thinks you want each sprite to set itself to it's own random frame.  If you tell Sprite to set it's frame to a specific number though, it works okay.  It's not a bug, just a different way to handle instances.  You'll get used to it after a while.