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I'm using loops to trigger sound effects, this causes all of the objects to be destroyed:
https://i.imgur.com/ZqAEUXh.jpg
This just causes the object scoped in the condition to be destroyed:
https://i.imgur.com/OVOXzZN.jpg
Is this intentional that actions following a loop are no longer scoped to the condition?
@Phi I think you might have mentioned something about loop scoping at some point?
Simply you can take this event apart and put all actions into child events, then put “start loop” action in a single child event. This method may significantly boost the amount of event line, but you will no longer need to care about scope break.
Thanks, I just reordered them but it intrigued me that they cause the break in the first place.
Fastloops break any scoping that is currently happening.
Interestingly, this breaks scoping too, even with the loops at the end of the condition:Quote:
Originally Posted by mobichan
https://i.imgur.com/O7PRdEG.png
But this is fine:
https://i.imgur.com/0nQqA2R.png
Doing that mirrored comparison is probably a bad idea. If you delete the third condition, it should destroy the star shaped object properly. But honestly, if there are multiple copies of any of these objects, I would just do a ForEach loop to destroy the child objects. Also, why are you using an Always condition instead of the same collision condition for the fastloop line?
It doesn't, for some reason I need to check both to match both the start shape with the other object. I'm using an Always since it doesn't matter, it's only running when the parent collision is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by mobichan
Fastloop won't break the actions' scope before it, if these actions' object has been scope down to a specific one.Quote:
Originally Posted by elvisish
It has been scoped to a specific one, and the fastloop does in fact break the scope unless I put it in a child. I just wasn't aware that any use of fastloops in an action caused the whole event lose scope.Quote:
Originally Posted by defisym