Does the "persistent = yes" command mean that event can no longer be used in a trigger? I've put together an event string and in order to shorten it I made a pair of events persistent so they could be used twice during the course of the string, but for some reason a later event which was contingent on one of these persistent events having fired refused to fire.
For instance, event 400720 is persistent, and so is event 400722. I have 2 events that use these as part of their triggers, which are otherwise identical and look like this...
The other event trigger is the same, except the event is 400722. But neither will fire, even though I check and double check and make absolutely sure that 400720/400722 have fired.
By contrast, there are two other events with the same trigger, only the events they are dependent on (400721/400723) are NOT persistent, and BOTH events fired in the appropriate situation. Am I right in thinking it is the "persistent = yes" command that is spoiling the other events?
Thanx in advance!
InVert
For instance, event 400720 is persistent, and so is event 400722. I have 2 events that use these as part of their triggers, which are otherwise identical and look like this...
The other event trigger is the same, except the event is 400722. But neither will fire, even though I check and double check and make absolutely sure that 400720/400722 have fired.
By contrast, there are two other events with the same trigger, only the events they are dependent on (400721/400723) are NOT persistent, and BOTH events fired in the appropriate situation. Am I right in thinking it is the "persistent = yes" command that is spoiling the other events?
Thanx in advance!
InVert
