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Trigger response is extremely slow
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- RobertLaw-f070f3 years agoCommunity Member
I solved my problem with slow loading of a layer by always selecting the option "Prevent the user from clicking on the other layers".
I also found that triggers in a layer designed to work based on the state of an object in the base layer do always work, so now I use variables. For example, If a trigger in the base layer changes the state of an object (e.g. 'Rectangle1') to hidden, then an adjacent trigger will change a variable (e.g. 'A1' to '1'). A trigger in the non-base layer that is designed to operate if Rectangle1 is hidden (or perhaps some other state) may not work. Instead the trigger in the non-base layer will operate if A1 = 1.
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