To create one row:

Create a global variable Yspawn

on button pressed

system set Yspawn to the Y-coordinate of the first man to be created

-- system repeat 5 times

system create man at x= 200 y = Yspawn

system add 3 to Yspawn

Here:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... roved.capx

you can now open and close the cupboard with the coat still in it and open and close it after the coat is taken out..

Or add a imagepoint on enemy1 where the origin of enemy2 should be and let enemy1 spawn enemy2 at that imagepoint..

As far as I know the expressions in the manual are all the expressions you can use inside your events/actions.

Yeah, so you should create the second object relative to the first?

something like:

create enemy1 at 200,200

create enemy2 at enemy1.x+15, enemy1.y-30

And what is the problem?

You can create two different objects in one event..

for example:

on left mouse button clicked

create enemy1 at x=100, y=100

create enemy2 at x=100, y=100

You might want to pin them to another sprite and have the movement actions on that sprite first and after a certain amount of time (timer behaviour?) seperate the events for the two different enemies to split them..

Yep:

set angle = angle(bullet.x,bullet.y,player.x,player.y)

Something like this should work:

Give the cupboard a boolean-instance variable CoatTaken.

add set boolean to yes when taking coat..

add a subevent to the cupboard rightclick event

cupboard is not Coattaken- spawn coat

Without families using pick nth instance should work also:

System -> Pick nth Instance

If 2 instances collide, picking instance 0 will pick the first instance and instance 1 will pick the 2nd instance

ON collision bouncingBall with bouncingball

Pick instance 0 ... do whatever

Pick instance 1 .. do whatever

if on pick instance 0 you set two variables to CollisionX = bouncingball.x, CollisionY = bouncingball.y

then on pick instance 1 you can use your code

System - create object sparkle on layer 1 at abs(CollisionX-bouncingBall.X),abs(CollisionY-bouncingBall.y)

While right-clicking on armycoat, you are also rightclicking on the cupboard, so you should add a condition to the first event to prevent it from running when you only want the second event to run..

adding a is animation cupboardopenempty not playing, should do the trick..

So in the properties of all of your four layouts it's already event sheet 1?

Then everything should be working..

But if I misunderstood your question :

If you want each layout to have their own event sheet and include the actions of the event sheet about the objects..

right click on the event sheet attached to the layout and choose include event sheet..

It was well before

What do you mean by it?

before what?

Why was it well?

Or should I just ask:"What do you mean?"

I am confused if there another way without attach

You want the layout to respond to an event sheet without telling the layout which event sheet it has to respond to?

Is there a way to control a kite without attaching a rope to it?

Is there a way for a car to pull a caravan without attaching the caravan to the car?