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Hey,
so I'm having an annoying issue and I'm not sure if it's solvable. I'm using the <Custom React Effect> from Yanfly's Buffs & States Core and inside that I call a common event via "$gameTemp.reserveCommonEvent(52);".
My problem is, that this event always is called right after the whole custom react effect code.
A simple example:
Inside the state:
<Custom React Effect>
console.log("1.");
$gameTemp.reserveCommonEvent(1);
console.log("3.");
<Custom React Effect>
inside common event #1 I'm just making a script call with the following inside:
console.log("2.");
Instead of being "1. 2. 3.", the order in the console pops up as "1. 3. 2.". It seems like the commont event isn't called instantaniously but, as I said, after the whole custom react effect.
Does anyone know how to evade this effect, so that the common event is called right on the spot, or if it's even possible?
so I'm having an annoying issue and I'm not sure if it's solvable. I'm using the <Custom React Effect> from Yanfly's Buffs & States Core and inside that I call a common event via "$gameTemp.reserveCommonEvent(52);".
My problem is, that this event always is called right after the whole custom react effect code.
A simple example:
Inside the state:
<Custom React Effect>
console.log("1.");
$gameTemp.reserveCommonEvent(1);
console.log("3.");
<Custom React Effect>
inside common event #1 I'm just making a script call with the following inside:
console.log("2.");
Instead of being "1. 2. 3.", the order in the console pops up as "1. 3. 2.". It seems like the commont event isn't called instantaniously but, as I said, after the whole custom react effect.
Does anyone know how to evade this effect, so that the common event is called right on the spot, or if it's even possible?
