— Well, you can use any other condition not just empty, and there'll be even more lags. But it doesn't matter how laggy the project is, the actions never can be skipped, if you are having your actions skipped then you should report this as a bug for sure. You can check my .capx above with a heavy and laggy function, it frozes the game for 5-10 seconds, but no following actions are skipped and no wrong values.
well yes but your capx that repeats "8797899" its not a actual "laggy example" caused by the function filtering but mostly cause you used repeating that action to many times. which of course wold freeze or delay the system until the "8797899" repeats are finished and then the right value wold be written.
but on my capx you dont have no repeats and cpu increases ... on higher amount of objects (bigger projects) that type of unoptimization wold cause a freeze or cpu spikes that wold make the game/app act like skipping and you will start seeing objects going haywire or objects passing trough walls, or objects just not doing nothing or reacting to late. by "skipping" i meant not responding in the same order it should no matter the browser fps or delay of system.
and of course im not using that type of event hierarchy i just said most people do use them and its a bad example of usage that may lead to freezes that visually look as a action or event is "skipped".
maybe "skipping" is not the best term to use here.
let me create a type of example infinity run like where i encountered the "skip of a action"..(edited: but i dont think you wold face any skippings nor i at the moment on my current rig) this types of so called skipping where happening on a older rig i had a few months back. now even if i manage to replicate it i wont notice it since my current rig its just awesome lol... i have some projects i could share and you could run as a test on mobiles or ur pc but requires premium plugins so... need to basically replicate those in a free way.
anyway im not complaining about it cause by this time i learnt to work around those issues. but you asked