Another option is with the action CallFunc:
def after_wolf_move():
sprites = (self.farmer, self.boat, self.wolf)
for n in sprites:
n.do( MoveBy((-350, 0), 1))
self.wolf.do(MoveTo((x, y + 10),5) + CallFunc(after_wolf_move))
The advantage is twofold:
. it expresses more directly the idea "after this do that"
. you don't need to remember to maintain the duration (5 in your
example) synchronized in the two first lines of your code
On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 6:31 PM, Burak Köse <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have solved this way.
>
> self.wolf.do(MoveTo((x, y + 10),5))
> action = Delay(5)
>
> sprites = (self.farmer, self.boat,self.wolf)
> for n in sprites:
> n.do(action + MoveBy((-350, 0), 1))
>
>
>
>
> 30 Mart 2015 Pazartesi 07:07:47 UTC+3 tarihinde Burak Köse yazdı:
>
>> I have a problem , here is http://stackoverflow.com/
>> questions/29322980/cocos2d-wait-for-action-to-finish-in-python
>>
>> self.wolf.do(MoveTo((x, y + 10)))
>>
>> sprites = (self.farmer, self.boat,self.wolf)
>> for n in sprites:
>> n.do(MoveBy((-350, 0), 1))
>>
>>
>> I want to wait to finish wolf's action, before run on for loop.What can I
>> do?
>>
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