The Tile Movement Behavior's "simulate control" action won't work at start of layout.

[AndreYin]

The Tile Movement Behavior's "simulate control" action won't work at start of layout

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuQM7MihYyx4s4ozw6wcFHVYQg3pjA?e=MVYd5X

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a new project
2. Create a sprite and add Tile Movement behavior to it
3. Create a "On Start of Layout" event, with a "Sprite -> Simulate Tile Movement control" to any direction

The sprite doesn't move.

The sprite object should move as soon as the layout starts.

All browsers

I'm not sure how to test for that, but it worked in the first release that had the Tile Movement (r122).

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[AshleyScirra]

This appears to be a mistake in your events. 'Simulate control' only takes effect for one tick - normally you use it with a condition like "key is down" so it continually applies. Your logic applies the control for a single tick, waits for 1 second, then applies the control for a single tick again. You probably want something more like "Time < 1 second: simulate control".

[XHXIAIEIN]

If I add wait 0.01 in front then it works