Which page switch gets priority?

[Sakurra]

I've played with switches and variables for awhile now. But I was wondering if the last page of an event with a single switch on takes priority?

What about this example, which takes priority?

Page 1: no switch conditions
Page 2: Self Switch A is on
Page 3: Switch "cat1" is on
Page 4: Switch "cat2" is on

Is the answer page 4?

Lastly, what about this example, which takes priority?

Page 1: no switch conditions (this event plays out and turns on self switch A to hide the event(
Page 2: Self Switch A is on
Page 3: Switch "dog" is on

Is the answer page 3? Thus meaning if I use self switch a but some event turns on a switch on page 3, will the page 3 switch take priority? Especially If page 2 is meant to hide an event but page 3 has a switch turned on.

I've wondered about these things. Would anyone mind please clarifying or let me know please? Thanks for reading!

 

[Beregon]

The last event page takes priority, so long as the conditions are met. It doesn't matter what the conditions are.

 

[Andar]

all conditions have the same value.
highest page number is highest priority if all conditions are true

 

[Trihan]

What Beregon said. An event will always consider its active page to be the highest-numbered one for which it meets the set conditions.

 

[Hyouryuu-Na]

Example 1:
If cat2 is ON, then page 4.
If cat2 is OFF and cat1 is ON, page 3.
if cat1 and cat2 are OFF and self switch A is ON, then page2.
if NONE of the above 3 are ON, then page 1.

Same for example 2.
The latest page with a condition that has been met will run.

 

[Sakurra]

Thanks everyone for helping me clear that up! You guys are the best.

 

[zzmmorgan]

I think that's what I sort of figured out as I was playing around with this and ended up having my first page on an event be the one with no conditions as that seemed to make things work smoother. I have a number of encounters where it wants to wait for certain conditions before it displays anything so the first page is just blank and no conditions and then I have the actual encounter on the second page where the condition for spawning is checked then self-switch A for the escape from battle on the third page then the 4th page will check for a switch to see if the encounter happened and will just show nothing again so that way the event never respawns.

Seems to be a great way to have a favorite enemy show up in one place then show up in another one saying something like "I told you I'd be back...."

 

[mlogan]

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