Issue with calling the same function multiple times with different parameters.

So, as you can see, I have the same function but with different parameters called in startup, the layout four times. The thing is when I call it with the "6-second wait," the result is as shown below (Some context: the boxes are given physics properties and they drop from the green point one by one in a short intervels (loopindex), lastly the crown will be spwan, that is the idea). Below The result is exactly what I wanted.

But the issue arises when I don't use the 6-second wait. If I remove the 6-second wait, the result is as shown below (it spawns everything except the crown).

So, if I call a single function (instead of four) at a time at the start of the layout, it works great. However, when I call all the four functions at once (unless 6 sec wait is given), the issue arises. My question is, how can I make it work without the 6-second wait? I don't want to use this 6-second wait here.

So what I'm doing wrong?

But anyway, I'm trying to make it work by looking at yours where you use "Wait for previous actions to complete" when calling the same function multiple times. I wonder why when I use this:

-> System: Wait for previous actions to complete

it's not working, but when you did it in your project, it works. I'm still wondering why. What's the issue with calling the same function multiple times with different parameters?

Is it a bug with the function, or am I doing something wrong? Or is the issue occurring because there is a repeat thing going on inside the function?

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Is it a bug with the function, or am I doing something wrong? Or is the issue occurring because there is a repeat thing going on inside the function?

- No, it's not a glitch, it's just that my function is executed instantly, it just sets the spawning parameters, and then the code inside the group runs continuously until it is executed and disables the group itself.

- And you just use the glitch when you add lupindex to the wait. And your function is executed for several seconds.

Unfortunately, I didn't see your post with an example and didn't understand that you want to throw cubes from above.

I redid the example, now it throws cubes. There is a function that sets the parameters of who spawns and how many and there is a block that is responsible for spawning.File

- Remember in Construct3 all functions are executed instantly.

I redid the example, now it throws cubes. There is a function that sets the parameters of who spawns and how many and there is a block that is responsible for spawning.File

It is so generous of you to redo that. Peoples like you play a pivotal role in the community's prosperity. Thank you so much for your time.

- Remember in Construct3 all functions are executed instantly.

Got it. 👍