I have been experimenting weird behaviors all around my entities, and while cleaning up my old code (he's from 2004, OLD syntaxes and everthing), i found this:

Code:
while(arrow_1.tilt<= -81)
{arrow_1.tilt = -80;waitt(1);}
 while(arrow_1.tilt>= 45)
{arrow_1.tilt = 44;waitt(1);}
 while(Camera_in_block==1&&flecha_1.tilt<0)
{arrow_1.tilt -= -10*time_frame;wait(1);}
 while(Camera_in_block==1&&flecha_1.tilt>1)
{arrow_1.tilt -=  10*time_frame;wait(1);}


Yup, four 'WHILES' inside a function. Maybe in the old engine that might be necessary, but what now? Wich of the following functions is faster: One 'while' inside a function, or one 'while' inside the WHOLE SCRIPT, calling other functions?

Code:
fuction firstfunction()
{ 
 while(1)
 { 
  if(arrow_1.tilt<= -81)
 {arrow_1.tilt = -80;waitt(1);}
  if(arrow_1.tilt>= 45)
 {arrow_1.tilt = 44;waitt(1);}
  if(Camera_in_block==1&&flecha_1.tilt<0)
 {arrow_1.tilt -= -10*time_frame;wait(1);}
  if(Camera_in_block==1&&flecha_1.tilt>1)
 {arrow_1.tilt -=  10*time_frame;wait(1);}
  }
wait(1);
}

fuction secondfunction()
{ 
 if(movement!=1)
 { 
 if(arrow_1.tilt<= -81)
{arrow_1.tilt = -80;waitt(1);}
 if(arrow_1.tilt>= 45)
{arrow_1.tilt = 44;waitt(1);}
 if(Camera_in_block==1&&flecha_1.tilt<0)
{arrow_1.tilt -= -10*time_frame;wait(1);}
 if(Camera_in_block==1&&flecha_1.tilt>1)
{arrow_1.tilt -=  10*time_frame;wait(1);}
 }
wait(1);
}

function functioncaller()
{
 while(1)
 {
 secondfunction();
 thirdfunction();
 //...
 wait(1);
 }
}



Thanks in advance.

Now THAT'S an old prototype!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX32vaXshfw&feature=channel_page