This is genius...... i cant wait to use this

Hi! I ran into an issue when using the palettefade function, i don’t know if i’m calling it incorrectly or if it’s related to how it interacts with other parts of the script(s).

This is the relevant part (i think) of the deck-level script (the palettes are also defined at this level, i don’t think they’re the culprit since everything worked fine when i only used setpalette):

                  #changes palette depending on the time of day
if t.value=1           
  pf.setpalette[deck morningpalette]
elseif t.value=2
  pf.palettefade[deck morningpalette noonpalette 60]
elseif t.value=3
  pf.palettefade[deck noonpalette sunsetpalette 60]
else
  pf.palettefade[deck sunsetpalette nightpalette 60]
end

t:choice.widgets.time

              #makes time pass(called after spending time at any location)
on timepass do
 t.value:t.value+1
end

and this is the script of one of the cards where the problem occurs:

on view do
 if !visited.value   
 visited.value:1
  sleep[60]
  dd.open[deck (r).speed:3]
  dd.say[scripts.widgets.city.value]
  dd.close[]
 end
end

The card’s script seems to run correctly, but something weird happens when i click on the button (on the same card) with the following script:

on click do
  timepass[]
  dd.open[deck (r).speed:3]
   dd.say["Let's go back."]
  dd.close[]
  if city_seen.value & beach_seen.value & forest_seen.value
   go["night" "SlideLeft"]
  else
   go["choice" "SlideLeft"]
  end
end

i think something goes wrong as soon as timepass[] is called, because right after clicking the button nothing seems to happen but the script keeps running, it just stays like this until i stop it manually:

Am i accidentally creating some sort of event loop (possibly with the animate event)? (?)

Thanks in advance! :>