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• • ampbeetle
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  • • Joined 9 Aug, 2022
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  • 9 Aug, 2022
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  Have you ticked "loop" in the animations editor?

• • ampbeetle
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  • • Joined 9 Aug, 2022
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  Well, I've managed to get it working now by moving it out of a function. Not really sure why I put it in one to begin with, but it's working now.

  I didn't go into the specifics because the main problem was that the four options seem to be executing at the same time, meaning that instead of going through them in order it's effectively ignoring the results of any previous block. Not really sure how this is different for functions, but at least I know there's a difference now.

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• • ampbeetle
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  • • Joined 9 Aug, 2022
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  As someone who's a big fan of the Fire Emblem series, I've decided to see how far I can get in Construct. I think I'm doing okay, but I've gotten stuck in programming the movement range with different terrain costs.

  I think I'm most of the way there, it's just that when I'm comparing the movement cost from each direction, it's defaulting to the last one, meaning that it's not accurately showing where a unit can move. I've tried to order the code in a way to make it to it in order, in multiple ways, but none seem to work.

  If it helps, below is a screenshot of what I'm using at the moment.