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[quote:2z2bmcg2]and tell me ur experience

Does it crash, hang, or do something unexpectedly, or work perfectly, or what? Send the .cap file to and I'll debug it if it crashes.

Okay, now it sounds like he wants tabs in the event editor for different tasks rather than all in one.

Try using groups! Add a group and then add your events to that group, making a new one when you're on to a new set. Then you can activate entire groups whenever you like.

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I'm so confused

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i think what j0h wants to do is toggle the behaviours. at least, i THINK that's what he's trying to get at when he talks about "interrupts" probably for cutscenes so that he can turn the behaviour probably to prevent a game from receiving player input and the resuming once the appropriate time comes around.

interrupts are instructions, in which the system stops what its doing, and performs something else. software or hardware.

but who knows what he really means

Could you save your example and upload the .cap file to http://www.mediafire.com/ so we can try it?

Personaly i think your problems come from not knowing how to use construct properly (no offence!).

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I still don't have a clue what you're on about.

You can either set behaviour values/properties initially or do it through events at runtime.

You can control them however you want.

Are you under the impression that behaviours are games in their own right?

They're not, they just provide a set of useful conditions, actions and expressions that might be otherwise difficult or time consuming to code on your own.

Nothing is being interupted.

You can use other objects and behaviour conditions, actions and expressions in conjunction with them.

It's how you make your game.

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