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 == Wait Actions ==
-Some action parts have an additional option called '''wait''', which enabled will tell the engine to pause the action list until the action or animation has finished. These wait options are optional & can also be very useful for controlling the timing of when certain events should occur.
+Some action parts have an additional option called '''wait''', which when enabled will tell the engine to pause the action list until the action or animation has finished. These wait options are optional & can also be very useful for controlling the timing of when certain events should occur.
 === Play Animation and Wait ===

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	Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.		Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.

−	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|~~1000px~~]]	+	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|1070px]]

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	Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.		Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.

−	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|~~1100px~~]]	+	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|1000px]]

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	Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.		Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.

−	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|~~1000px~~]]	+	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|1100px]]

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	Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.		Did you know that you can edit animation frames via [[File:Anim_editframev2.png\|16px\|link=]] & assign sounds & actions to each individual animation frame? This is actually a really great method for precision timing based events as they are tied to animation frames instead of the frames per second (fps) that your game is running on each players device. It's much more accurate than using the pause action part.

−	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|~~800px~~]]	+	[[File:Vs_anim_frame_actions.png\|1000px]]

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 Some action parts have an additional option called '''wait''', which enabled will tell the engine to pause the action list until the action or animation has finished. These wait options are optional & can also be very useful for controlling the timing of when certain events should occur.
-=== Play Animation and wait ===
+=== Play Animation and Wait ===
 This will start an animation & pause the action list that you execute this action in until the animation finishes, however you do need to be careful not to use this option on animations that are set to infinite loop as the action list will be paused indefinitely due to the animation never ending.

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 exampleLoop()
   if time == nil then time = getTime({flags=1, reset=true}) else time = getTime() end -- init or update time
-  if time >= 3000 then -- if time more than or equals time plus 3000ms then
+  if time >= 3000 then -- if time more than or equals 3000ms then
    print("hello world!") -- print "hello world!" to the log
    time = getTime({flags=1, reset=true}) -- reset time back to 0ms

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 | ''Quick note: There are multiple operators you can use for querying values, which allows a lot of freedom when it comes to querying values.''
 |-
-| 1. <span class="vsyellow">=</span> ''equals.''
+| <span class="vsyellow">=</span> ''equals.''
 |-
-| 2. <span class="vsyellow">!=</span> ''does not equal.''
+| <span class="vsyellow">!=</span> ''does not equal.''
 |-
-| 3. <span class="vsyellow"><=</span> ''less than or equal to.''
+| <span class="vsyellow"><=</span> ''less than or equal to.''
 |-
-| 4. <span class="vsyellow"><</span> ''less than.''
+| <span class="vsyellow"><</span> ''less than.''
 |-
-| 5. <span class="vsyellow">>=</span> ''greater than or equal to.''
+| <span class="vsyellow">>=</span> ''greater than or equal to.''
 |-
-| 6. <span class="vsyellow">></span> ''greater than.''
+| <span class="vsyellow">></span> ''greater than.''
 |}
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 === Animations are also Loops ===
-Yes, you heard me correctly, animations are also loops & can be treated as such. Think about it like this... you have an animation & you can control the amount of loops it does, the duration of each loop, the amount of frames it contains. By inserting actions or code into specific animation frames you now have a method of telling the game when to do something specific x amount of times; or indefinitely if the animation is set to loop infinitely. Checkout [[#Animation Frame Events|animation frame events]] to refresh your memory on how to edit animation frames & add actions/scripts to them.
+Yes, you heard me correctly, animations are also loops & can be treated as such. Think about it like this... you have an animation & you can control the amount of loops it does, the duration of each loop, & the amount of frames it contains. By inserting actions or code into specific animation frames you now have a method of telling the game when to do something specific x amount of times; or indefinitely if the animation is set to loop infinitely. Checkout [[#Animation Frame Events|animation frame events]] to refresh your memory on how to edit animation frames & add actions/scripts to them.
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