How do I make a descending FOR?

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- DarkSlash
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In the manual says that if the variable to iterate is bigger than the limit (ex: for(var i = 10; i > 0; i--)) The FOR wouldn't run. I need to do a descending FOR just like the written on the example. What is the way to do it on Construct 2?
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- fongka2
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like this?
- DarkSlash
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Mmmh exactly WHERE? I see no FOR there.
- blackhornet
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FOR will figure out that it needs to descend instead of ascend, based on the start/end values.
- fongka2
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Mmmh exactly WHERE? I see no FOR there.

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