Question about ForEach and looping in groups

I learned a while ago that you could optimize a bit with loops by placing them in groups that you activated - ran the loop - and then deactivated in the same event line. To prevent the program from searching through all loop names

I am wondering, does the same logic apply to loops with the ForEach object?

Also I am wondering if you can have the same loop names when using ForEach if the loop is refering to different objects?

For example could I have two events both that use "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object A" and another event that is "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object B".
Or would that cause it to have less performance because it needs to check both loops?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Outcast

I learned a while ago that you could optimize a bit with loops by placing them in groups that you activated - ran the loop - and then deactivated in the same event line. To prevent the program from searching through all loop names

I am wondering, does the same logic apply to loops with the ForEach object?

---

I would guess that the answer is yes, but I could be wrong.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Outcast

Also I am wondering if you can have the same loop names when using ForEach if the loop is refering to different objects?

For example could I have two events both that use "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object A" and another event that is "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object B".
Or would that cause it to have less performance because it needs to check both loops?

---

It would be best to use different loop names to be on the safe side. E.G "Run a foreach loop named 'GrowObjectA' for Object A" and another event with "Run a foreach loop named 'GrowObjectB' for Object B".