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Originally Posted by Xx_jet_xX
Ofcourse you will run into trouble with using an event to execute the wac or having a wac script depemdent on an event. they should be kept seperate to do whtever function without bein dependant on the other to fulfill it.
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Yeah ... I agree completly with you, Jet.
Another downside I found using MED events to execute a .wac command is when adding or deleting MED events. I found that I always had to go back and rewrite the event triggers in the .WAC after I have edited ( added or delelted ) a MED event.
The .WAC event number may stay the same, but the MED event number will change. This changes the .WAC event ( event number ) to another ( non-intened ) trigger.
This is why I recomend using Variables, once a Variable has been set ( in the MED or the .WAC ) then the .WAC is more stable. With using Variables, you can work back and forth ( from reverse using the .WAC ... then back to the MED ... and then back to the .WAC ) in which both the MED and .WAC comunicate together.
Mermite will probably disagree, .... but what do I care what Mermite thinks ... lol ... JMHO
Dave61