On list: all objects do the same thing

[InsertName]

This may sound dumb, but how to I make it so that if any object on x list something is true comes up. Instead of using random on list if?

[ElectricKirby]

In the bottom part of the editing window, there is a control frame called "For All Together." When you drag that into a method, it will ask you to make a list or select an existing one. For All Together makes all objects in that list do the same thing at the same time.

[TauTrumpsPi]

Are you sure that's what he means? I rather thought he was thinking of something like this:

Loop (size of list) times
{
     if (object (insert number parameter here, starting at 0) from list) (condition)
            (What you want it to do if true)
     else
            Do nothing
     Increment (Your number parameter) by 1
}
Number parameter set value to 0

[ElectricKirby]

Originally Posted by TauTrumpsPi

Are you sure that's what he means? I rather thought he was thinking of something like this:

Loop (size of list) times
{
     if (object (insert number parameter here, starting at 0) from list) (condition)
            (What you want it to do if true)
     else
            Do nothing
     Increment (Your number parameter) by 1
}
Number parameter set value to 0

A "For All In Order" structure does the same as this. It's found next to the "For All Together", and has the same basic setup. It makes all objects in a list perform an action, but one at a time, going down the list.

[InsertName]

forget about this post here it was a mistake, look at the next one

[InsertName]

Originally Posted by ElectricKirby

In the bottom part of the editing window, there is a control frame called "For All Together."

I feel dumb now, thanks both of you for the clarification.