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Scripted (Input::C) even possible?

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Hello! I am running a parallel process and desperately need a short script in a event (Event Command, Advanced, Script...) that will (when run) *automatically* press the Input::C button i.e. "confirm button" without the player doing so.

If there is no such a script-command, then I'll be happy with anything that just archive the same thing, because my parallel event is "stuck" until I automate some sort of confirm that will "close" the open message box.

Aye, is there any command that "closes open message box" like a user pressed the "confirm button" it will do too, since then the event can continue too.

Any kind of "know-how" regarding this topic would be most welcome here  :)

Hope for the best

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You use movement commands to dictate what button is what. Read the instructions. There are other ways of doing it besides using the movement event commands as well.

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I don't think that is what he is looking for.

But you are using the ATS from what I understand of your other requests, and you can autoclose message boxes in the ATS with the code: \^   - preferably after a few wait codes so that it doesn't close immediately after the text is finished displaying.

Even if you aren't using the ATS, I believe it's a default feature of the message system.
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