How do I add an action to always take place after an event?

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manav2018
- Joined 20 Apr, 2015
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30 Jun, 2016
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I want to add a couple of actions to take place after all the sub-events of an event are finished. Do I have to copy paste the actions at the end of every sub-event if they're in a if-else-if-else block? Is there any way to just put it once and it takes place no matter which sub-event took place?

Suppose I have this:

when this happens:
    if(something):
          do 1
    else if(someotherthing):
          do 2
    else:
          do 3[/code:1l9x6ydl]

Now I want to add an action to take place in the end. So I put an action in the end.

[code:1l9x6ydl]when this happens:
    if(something):
          do 1
    else if(someotherthing):
          do 2
    else:
          do 3
    do 4[/code:1l9x6ydl]

But what I've noticed till now in Construct 2 is I have to do this :-

[code:1l9x6ydl]when this happens:
    if(something):
          do 1
          do 4
    else if(someotherthing):
          do 2
          do 4
    else:
          do 3
          do 4[/code:1l9x6ydl]

How do I just put an action in the end using Construct 2? I tried using a blank sub-event but that made the code act weirdly.

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- Kyatric
- - Joined 18 Aug, 2010
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- 30 Jun, 2016
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Have "do 4" in a blank sub event.

The action will always be executed no matter what after the testing/execution of all previous sub-events.
- manav2018
- - Joined 20 Apr, 2015
  - 5 topics • 10 posts
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- 30 Jun, 2016
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Thanks! I did try that but it gave out some weird results. I'll try it again.