Yay, you finally posted!

> It's written in your length field as 'vypnuto' when it should be showing Elektropole.Value('vypnuto').

> ell, I attempted to do it even how you are writing, but it gives me same crashes, so I tested and tested almost everything.

> Also, I don't believe you have to stop the timer in your On Timer trigger if you've set your timer to No Repeat.

> ven one of my tries. It helped once in other case, so I tested it even here.

> There used to be a bug in the Timer behavior where you couldn't start the Timer again from an On Timer event, but it was marked as fixed. It could be that it's not 100% fixed.

> really hope so, because I have strong failure feelings

> At any rate, it's easy to set up your own timer, so you may want to consider doing that. I have an example here if you'd like to take a look: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/529356/customtimers.cap (99.83)

> ep, it comes on my mind I really don't need timer behaviors at all... I just wanted to know, if I totaly suck in basic Construct scripting.

> It uses TimeDelta though, so if you're not familiar with the expression then I'd recommend checking out the wiki article.

> imeDelta is OK for me. Thank you.

Hi there, I'm unable to solve this one issue. I have set Timer behavior for object Elektropole (electric field) and I want to make it turn on and off using timers. Every elektropole should have different on/off interval.

So I created this... http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3433127/Constru ... er%201.png

And every time I run game game crasher after while (I think on On timer event - everything else was toggled off).

When I try to debug, game crashes immediately saying that it is probably a bug in Construct.

So, it is or I have weird thing in my script that causes crashes? In fact, I really dunno how to use timers, because there is absolutely no info on wiki or here. Thanx for advice.

edit: ... and I'm using 99.82 without plugins.