Can't calculate speed based on that.
I'm using paths to move objects so built in direction is speed is always zero?
How can I calculate the real speed of the object?
No matter what xprevious is always x and y previous is always y.
GameMaker calculate the Object's speed with xprevious and yprevious?
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The speed that you've originally set an object to follow a path with can be found in
path_speedvariable, but for paths with varying per-point speeds you can calculate it yourself by checking distance in an End Step event: