He meant one script per thread.
Each asynchronous function started, starts in separate thread.
So in that example you will have 2 threads since 2 asynchronous functions
will be started, each with its own (different) script.
I have the append option for the first write action,, and the other one is where the line end and append is also used to chain the two parts together based on an if statement. But it still appears on the same line for some threads where I run a couple. I have tweaked the resource settings, but help would be appreciated guys.
@HELP_ME said in Thread does not add to new line:
I have the append option for the first write action,, and the other one is where the line end and append is also used to chain the two parts together based on an if statement. But it still appears on the same line for some threads where I run a couple. I have tweaked the resource settings, but help would be appreciated guys.