Event Q,

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I was wondering, if there is a way to make an event react when it is touched by another event. I was thinking of a puzzle, but I can only do it if I can make this work.

Example- You push a rock onto a switch to open a door.

[Reives]

By eventing:


Make 2 variables named obj X and obj Y

Make 2 variables named Destination X and Destination Y

Make a parallel process event, set objX and ObjY to the object's x and y location (available in the variables panel).

Set dest. X & Y to the destination's X and Y values.

Conditional branch: if objx = dest.x; then if objy = dest.y, execute commands.

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I was think of something like that, thanks.
Could I just have the OBJECT LOCATION and have two conditional braches?

[Reives]

Eh, I'm not exactly sure what you mean.

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Sorry, my ideas I come up with are not all that great, and that happen to be a "raw" one.
What I mean is can you have to contional branches in an event to check for X and Y.

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Conditional branch X=10
Conditional branch Y=1
  (open door)

Else case

End
Else case

End 

By eventing:


Make 2 variables named obj X and obj Y

Make 2 variables named Destination X and Destination Y

Make a parallel process event, set objX and ObjY to the object's x and y location (available in the variables panel).

Set dest. X & Y to the destination's X and Y values.

Conditional branch: if objx = dest.x; then if objy = dest.y, execute commands.

Could this be used to make a moving event react to the other?

Example- A moster that is running around and you have to touch it with a cage to capture it.

[Reives]

Yes that would work.

And yes, it can be used for the thing you are talking about. Although, it's the exact same thing I did a while ago and someone complained that it was so hard he didn't play past it. :/ But I don't really think it would be a prob.