When you place code in a method of an object, you are overriding the code of the parent's method. If you want the code of the parent to run, you can use DODEFAULT(). Try putting something like this in a subclassed method and see what happens;

** Some code in a method
Wait wind "hello world"

set step on

dodefault()  && This will take you to the method in the parent

>I have seen this in articles, and coding all over the place. I have no idea what it means, when I should or shouldn't use it, or if it is even required.
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>TIA
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>DJ Hunt