Button pressing minigame?

[Kagemaru]

Hello,

I know this have been asked several times already but everything I found about timed button minigames/QTEs/Chain Commands and ect didnt help me much. Almost everything I found was related to battles. I only saw one thread that wasnt related to battles but unfortunately, it didnt help me. -_-

What Im trying to do is an event that would trigger when something blocks the players path. The player would have to press several buttons in a short amount of time. If they succeed, whatever is blocking the path would be destroyed.

I was able to make a functional event for one button but for some reason, when I try adding a second button, the event doesnt work anymore...

Here are screenshots of my event:

Spoiler

Spoiler

Spoiler

Spoiler

The fourth screenshot starts where the black line is.
Its the first time Ive used loops, so Im guessing that the problem is related to that.

Could someone help me understand what I did wrong? Thanks in advance!

 

[Kes]

[move]RPGMaker MV[/move]

 

[Poryg]

When something doesn't work, it's nice to at least describe how does it not work. Like what you expect and what actually happens, because this is a guessing game otherwise.
There are several things I don't like in your event:
1. The two loops lack wait 1 frame at the end and there's no leeway between the two buttons upon first press. Thanks to this you'll always get blown on the second button. Might also be a good idea to use Input.isTriggered instead of isPressed and upon successful button press also add a 1 frame wait to make sure holding the button for too long won't hurt you.
Then it's absolutely unnecessary to increase the values of the variables if you're not going to use them in any way.
Instead of Exit event processing I'd use Jump to label and create a label at the end. In older rpg makers this command influenced auto events and parallel events as well, not sure how it is now.
I cannot say more though, because I'm lacking data of how this actually doesn't work and how it should work.