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Hello, for some reason the event dummy.X != unit_dummy.X triggers even though the loop above isn't even finished yet:
Can anyone tell me why? As far as I know it should wait. Thank you
No, Wait is not blocking, it pushes the events below it (Move...) to run on a thread after the wait period. You should use a timer to managed timed events.
I see. So the loop is finished but the actions within the loop are still running as a new thread
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