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It's ok. Try to use the Sub-application. There is an example on my website.
Marv
You can also achieve this by using a Game Loop for your game.
This works best if your not using any Built In Movements, but shoiuld still be possible if you do.
You basically need to include 'on loop Game Loop' condition in all of your conditions, but if your Event Editor is pretty big you might not want to do this.
Anyway, if you do this you can create a PauseCounter and do:
If PauseCountr = 0
-->
Run loop 'GameLoop' 1 time
Start all anmimation
If PauseCountr = 1
-->
Stop all built in movements
Stop all animations
What I do to pause my game, is to have all events in groups in the event editor, and then deactivate the groups when the game gets paused. Also you have to pause movements, animations and such, but it works perfectly!
Remember not to deactivate the group which has the "unpause" conditions, or you wouldn't be able to unpause your game 
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