Beginners/Advanced Using Never Condition.

[00J]

Use the "Never" Condition to deactivate code that you created that did not work the way you wanted or did not work at all.

Keep it in your code and comment it. This way you will have a history of how you eventually get your code to work out, and a map of the way it did not work.

This is good for debugging your code. [wink]

[Pixelthief]

half my code is either nevered or in closed event groups >.>

[Zabooza]

Good idea

[00J]

heh, yeah it's pretty much just like this in c+ [color:#006600]//code that did not work[/color]

It's really good also like u said with closed event groups. Basically the original idea you had was a definite process, it just didn't behave the way you visioned it. U have to tweak it until it functions the way MMF can understand it. So it's not to say that your code actually didn't work, it's just the "way" it works might not be the way you type it into MMF.

It's worth it to keep even code that did not do what you intended, so you don't code it again the same way, and also so you have a log of how you arrived at your working stable code.

[Shawn]

Not to mention later you may find that your original code can work how you want it to with some tweaking, saving you from having to go back and do it all over again.