Execution order: Difference between revisions
-u ndefined- (talk | contribs) (Create page. Mostly a rewrite and a merge of an existing article from wiki.) |
-u ndefined- (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
# A script with their {{Port|e|Before}} port ''not'' plugged in will be executed each frame. | # A script with their {{Port|e|Before}} port ''not'' plugged in will be executed each frame. | ||
#* | #* [[Play Sound]], [[Stop Sound]], [[Win]], and [[Lose]] will not run unless their {{Port|e|Before}} port is plugged. | ||
# Sorted individually under their originating block, with built-in scripts always the bottom-left block, script executes in priority: | # Sorted individually under their originating block, with built-in scripts always the bottom-left block, script executes in priority: | ||
## Y-axis, from up to down. | ## Y-axis, from up to down. | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 7 June 2024
The execution order is the sequential order in which scripts run. It is determined by the following rules:
- A script with their Before port not plugged in will be executed each frame.
- Play Sound, Stop Sound, Win, and Lose will not run unless their Before port is plugged.
- Sorted individually under their originating block, with built-in scripts always the bottom-left block, script executes in priority:
- Y-axis, from up to down.
- X-axis, from left to right.
- Z-axis, from top to bottom.
- If on a script block, the scripts inside it.
- Upon their execution, certain scripts will execute their wires according to their usage, e.g. If.
- A script with their After port plugged in will execute the script connecting to it. Comparisons to a flowchart can be drawn.
Common problems
On Play
- TBA
Create Object
- TBA