Loop ends? condition event? help.

[Skyhunter]

I need a condition when a loop is finished.

Ok this is what I have.

ARRAY with X and Y
one LOOP going throught array

Start loop LOAD (dimensionXarray)*(DimY)

OK so both X and Y comes to the very end.

The problem is I tried with a lot of different conditions and not one works.

I tried Loopindex("load") = dimX*dimY actions: popup message
It popups like every damn second of the loading and won't stop. So that's not it.

I tried Is the index x at the end and index y and still not working.

I just need to know when the loop ends. that's bout it?
Help me

[KICadm]

You almost did it right!

All you need to do in your [Loopindex("load") = dimX*dimY actions: popup message] Condition is Add "On Loop LOAD" Condition!

Example:

Condition:
On Loop LOAD
+
Loopindex("load") = dimX*dimY

Action:
popup message


PS: Sorry about the English, I'm from Brazil!

[Werbad]

It should also be Loopindex("load") = dimX*dimY-1 since loops are 0-based.

[Skyhunter]

Thanks for the help.
But I already solved it with Progress bar object.
And i like it. It looks cool when loading.

[IsaacBoy]

Any events placed after the start of loop event will run after the loop finished.

Condition:

- Start Loop
- Popup message

The popup message will not appear until the loop as completed all of its cycles...

[KICadm]

Any events placed after the start of loop event will run after the loop finished.

Condition:

- Start Loop
- Popup message

The popup message will not appear until the loop as completed all of its cycles...

That's why you have to use ON LOOP Condition before any Condition related to fastloops!

[Nifflas]

If you absolutely must have it in form of a separate event (to add more conditions?) that triggers when your loop finished, the solution can be to start another loop, like this.

[User presses Space Bar]
* Run loop "Do lots of stuff" 200 times
* Run loop "Loop finished" 1 time

[On loop "Do lots of stuff"]
* Do lots of stuff

[On loop "Loop finished"]
* Do other stuff

This can be useful whenever more than one event might need to trigger the fastloops, otherwise you could just have put the "do other stuff" in a "user presses Space Bar" event under the first one.

[Joshtek]

Any events placed after the start of loop event will run after the loop finished.

There are some quirks tho, as fast loops mess up object instance selection and backburner actions such as spread value.