Best way to implement for loop (and sub for loop)

[CrystalNoir]

Hi there !

I wonder how to implement with Fusion 2.5 this type of code :

for (x=0; x < ah; x=+32) {
  ....some maths

  for (y = ah ; y < sh ; y=+32) {
      ....some maths
  }

  for (y=sh; y < cursor; y=+ 32) {
      .....some maths
  }

....some maths
}

It seems that implement one fast loop in another make Fusion 2.5 crash. So I don't know how to implements these type of loop with Fusion 2.5. Any idea ?

Thank's in advance !

PS : this is just an example to illustrate my question

[CrystalNoir]

Nobody ? ^^

Nobody needs to implement this kind of loop ? snif

[roro35bzh]

I will try to test it today if I found the time

[CrystalNoir]

It seems that it's complicated ^^ I don't find an easy way to do this kind of loop, may be we should ask clickteam to implement something for that in the future ?

[danworth]

If you run too many fast loops it'll crash MMF. but I've found it that it needs to be in the 10's of thousands to cause it to crash.

What did you try in MMF to cause it to crash and how many loops?

I assume you want to use X and Y in the math. As long as you aren't adding 32 to the loop index it should be fine to run a loop like that. Just multiply the loop index by 32 to get the value you're after within your math.