When you add two identical actions on a single module at the same time, for example, I add two ‘Move in a Direction’ actions, one up and one down, the software will only execute one, which may require me to add another module to separate these two commands.
If you are referring to having a series of actions in a single state you will run into issues. It is not a bug but a logic issue. If you have a state with 2 executable movement actions (for example move up AND move down) there needs to be a conditional trigger for each action after the first. If a single state consists of numerous directional moves without a condition to switch what is essentially two separate states logically, it will only execute the first action because it needs a parameter to switch to the new state/movement. If you need a single state with more than one move action try separating them in the state by using an await action or set a distance parameter in the move action. I would not recommend this though as it can lead it issues later. So if at all possible try to use separate states for things that should not happen simultaneously such as contradictory movement.
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Thank you, I understand.
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