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I'm not sure there is an example that does exactly what you want, but the Duck Court example script that comes with Vizard shows how to save objects into a global list so they can be referenced later.
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Code:
ballList = []
def balls():
ball = ballOriginal.copy()
ball.scale(.5,.5,.5)
ball.collideSphere()
ball.setPosition([0,20,0])
ballList.append(ball)
vizact.ontimer2(0,200,balls)
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