This works how you want it I think.

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EDIT** Not what you wanted just realized that if a physics box falls off and no longer overlaps you'll have the same problem.

Basic example of how you could handle enemies left & waves.

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Quick and basic example.

There are 2 ways of doing it in the example checking if the "animation frame" is equal - Toggled disabled.

Or by checking if the 2 local variables are equal.

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Facing correct direction fix.

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Fixed.

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Here's a very quick example. Just drag the red square around and it'll change to green when it fully overlaps the blue square.

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And if you need it to test multiple objects you just need this simple addition.

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There is a new stable build R173 out that will open the files.

I've made a few changes that might help.

I've made "dir" a local variable to the "eye" you used a global variable which meant all the eyes moved the same direction, changed at exactly the same time whenever the global variable changed. Now I think they look better, looks like they don't all share the same brain .

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There are 2 versions of this on my Tutorials Blog

Smooth Roguelike movement 1 & 2 one of them should be what you are after.

Here you go working as expected.

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It works here like I suggested.

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Quick example of how to set different timers for an enemy to control jumping.

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