Initial results in 10.9.5 are MUCH faster. Yay!

A couple things about your rules:

Yosemite is a memory hog, so until Apple release 10.10.4 I'd wait if I were you.

Thank you so much! It works great

@BigDave You're welcome! Hope it works in a real situation with other actors, constraints, etc.

@Thunder_Child That is correct however I have published with an RC build and had no issues. I wouldn't do it all of the time and make sure you always have a back up saved on a stable build.

You're welcome. I replaced the file above with a slightly simpler version with notes in the actor.

So you put the loop in its own actor and it doesn't run at all?

You'd think it would run at least once.

Ok, try making a new actor and tell it, when touch is pressed do loop.

That works perfect @tatiang . Thank you

By time do you mean the actual time?

Have you tried clicking more than once, to see if it will do what you want all the way to the end?

So you can click manually and have it do what you want, but it just won't work when you try to do the loop?

How are you keeping track of your WhichOne attribute?

Can you post a screenshot of your Loop behavior?

@RThurman I know this goes back a bit for you, but I've been trying to wrap my head around your suggestion of combining the tables into one.

The way you have it set up it looks like you would have to hold the mouse button down in order to fire the animate behavior.

A project will freeze if you try and access a table value that is undefined. Meaning if you have a 5x5 table but you try and display row 6 column 6, the project will freeze

Sure - you can use the "New" network behaviors. There are a few tutorials on the forums on how to use these new behaviors. Try a forum search.