You will also need a Move behavior to define where you want the stars to appear, sorry forgot to mention that.
Here is a sample app for this situation, instead of a star I used a car. You need to Tap the text element to create more cars at a random location:
348 - Duplicate element sample.zip

Strange, when I opened the app the counter was not blocked by the other element. When you get the chance try reinstalling InteractBuilder, and let us know if this situation is still visible.

Just emailed you the solution for this. Let me know if you need anymore help and thank you for your feedback.

Glad that I could help. Thank you for your feedback.

Try to rewrite the word and then setup the narration again. Let us know if this helped in this situation.

So far I was not able to recreate the missing action in the Action Manager added by the original panel, but I will keep trying to see how to make this situation. Thank you for your feedback.

Ok I will have a look at the page you will send me.

Try to rewrite the word and then setup the narration again. Let us know if this helped in this situation.

A duplicated element is considered a new element so that's why is placed on top of all elements.

Here is a sample app for this situation. A solution for the idea of removing the Tap of an element is to have a transparent PNG that covers that element:
346 - Counter app.zip

The sample app idea if I understood correctly your situation: Tap A element Hide self, Show A' (which is the right side as an accessories), Increment and Display Counter then if Counter is 3 the accessories in the right side ( which are group 2) will hide and elements on the left side (which are group 1) will show. These behaviors are made for B and C to. To prevent the user for tapping them again I used transparent PNG to cover the elements on the left side with a Tap-Show for every element.