2009-09-25, 03:09 AM
Anyone know what the hell this instruction does exactly 
Ok, if you use it to control the event you're in, it makes sense that it ends the "leaf" you are inside of.
But I've also noticed if you use it to control a different events leaf, it also leaves the "leaf" you're inside of...
Which leads me to wonder if it actually goes directly to the event you just "controlled"...
And if so presumably proceeds thru that leaf?? Though it does not do so if the leaf condition is not met.
One thing this means, is you can't have one leaf controlling the active leaves of other events.
Which is stupid, because it would be perfectly reasonable to have the OPEN MAP event reset a bunch of event leaves (and this also means -- I would think -- if you control the active leaf of another event, you can technically never get out of the leaf you're in.... unless it resets itself and has a branch in it somehow... or the event you controlled in turn returns control to the event you controlled...... controlled. controlled. controlled. controlled.
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Why From' Why
PS: I'm totally serious. If you know from experience precisely how this works, I would like to have a procedural explanation.
Ok, if you use it to control the event you're in, it makes sense that it ends the "leaf" you are inside of.
But I've also noticed if you use it to control a different events leaf, it also leaves the "leaf" you're inside of...
Which leads me to wonder if it actually goes directly to the event you just "controlled"...
And if so presumably proceeds thru that leaf?? Though it does not do so if the leaf condition is not met.
One thing this means, is you can't have one leaf controlling the active leaves of other events.
Which is stupid, because it would be perfectly reasonable to have the OPEN MAP event reset a bunch of event leaves (and this also means -- I would think -- if you control the active leaf of another event, you can technically never get out of the leaf you're in.... unless it resets itself and has a branch in it somehow... or the event you controlled in turn returns control to the event you controlled...... controlled. controlled. controlled. controlled.
)Why From' Why
PS: I'm totally serious. If you know from experience precisely how this works, I would like to have a procedural explanation.