Timer ignore Rule - Thoughts?

Cluv

Hey,

I am developing an app for kids and I am using timers to time the speech for a question. For example: "I need [number] objects." This is cut into three sound clips, each set to go off after a certain amount of time. I set these timers inside a boolean that is on when a new problem is created, and then shut off afterwards. For some odd reason though, the timer continues to work even if the boolean is off. In other words, I set the boolean off and

tatiang

@Cluv so does your rule look like this?

When game.createNew is true
--->Timer after 3.4 seconds
------->[do action]

And then you have another actor that has something like this?

When game.createNew is true [or some other condition, probably]
--->Spawn actors
--->Change attribute game.createNew to false

JohnPapiomitis

uncheck run to completion

Cluv

@JohnPapiomitis: I did and it seems to make no difference. I even created a "for" timer outside of the timer I have set to .1 seconds longer:

For timer 3.5 seconds{
(After timer 3.4 seconds){
Do action}}

But it still seems to have the timer inside activated.... ag!

Cluv

@Tatiang: yes. I just did a test on timers and it should work. I am pretty sure I must have made a mistake. What you thinking I should do?

Cluv

@Tatiang: And then I want it to run the timer again.

Cluv

Figured it out. It was the combination of a bad timer set, run to completion, and a wrong variable. ugh! Thanks you guys for your help.