Loops in events break scope from that point?

[mobichan]

Fastloops are actually a great way to control scoping when dealing with ForEach loops. I often use them to reset any scoping that might exist before running a ForEach.

[elvisish]

Fastloops are actually a great way to control scoping when dealing with ForEach loops. I often use them to reset any scoping that might exist before running a ForEach.

Interesting use of them, I’ll keep that in mind. But why on the second example I posted do the fastloops at the end of the action break the scoping?

[mobichan]

Honestly, I am not sure. I think that double check is probably the cause. But I rarely use "Collision with object" and almost always use "Object is Overlapping" which then triggers a fastloop/forEach loop to do the actual collision check. But that is mostly because I have other things going on that I need the scoping of the loop to handle. I also haven't used child events yet, so I can't really say how that is affecting scoping.

[CuddlyGoose]

Your second example may actually have something to do with triggering a destroy action in the same event as a fast loop. I think I recall another user having a similar issue once upon a time. As a test, try doing something other than destroying the object and see if scope can be maintained.