Pairing 2 objects to another object

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- namre
- - Joined 17 Jun, 2010
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- 20 Jan, 2011
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I'm using the Object Pairer in Construct and it seems that it can't really pair 3 objects at the same time.

For example, I have a blue, red, and green box. I want to pair blue and red, then blue and green. Unfornately, after a few test I found out that the pairing doesn't work for blue and green because blue and red are already paired.

How can I go about this? Anybody have any suggestions?

THANKS!

*also, pairing are done at runtime. Can containers do this?
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- newt
- - Joined 12 Nov, 2008
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- 21 Jan, 2011
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You could try both pairer, and container, but container's are always paired to each other.

Unless your picking from multiple instances, families may be a better option.

You can have as many as you like, and as many members as you want.

You can have one with red/green, green/blue, red/blue, or red/green/blue.