You’ve got a point named HitBox with a capital B in the middle of the word :

Your event has the Hitbox name with a lower case b in the middle :
They are treated as 2 different strings. You’ll have to change one of them to match the other.
You’ve got a point named HitBox with a capital B in the middle of the word :

Your event has the Hitbox name with a lower case b in the middle :
They are treated as 2 different strings. You’ll have to change one of them to match the other.
I’ll try it right now
Yes, and excellent ![]()
you always help me even though in the end it was my fault, thank you. And if you don’t mind, can you link 1 object with 2 different objects?
I haven’t tried, but I can’t see why not. If behind the scenes linking stores the objects by id in a dictionary, then it should be possible. You’d have to iterate through each object type in a separate loop though to get the objects that have been linked.
oh, I see. and actually, i have one problem where i can’t delete the object, i don’t know why, even though the required condition has been reached, but i guess i’ll cover this in another topic