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Hi, i need help, with the fiber, for example if a user press yes, 2 fiber runs, If two fibers are running, Then how to stop one fiber?

I presume you're using some sort of condition for your 'yes' option.
If so, then from that condition you can create a 'true' and 'false' fiber.
Which means that when the condition results in a 'true' state for example, then that's where your flow will branch off to, and not the 'false' fiber.

And well, 'fiber' is more of an Automate term, so i take it that you're coming from that app as well.
I did too, and i'll never revert. So welcome to the place with cookies i suppose

Thank you, i am a fan of automate too, its easier than this app (DONT HATE ME, IT JUST HARD TO USE BUT ITS STILL GREATTT) But, i dont know what your saying, okay for example, AGAIN, "If A Action Take Picture Done Executes, 2 Fibers Run over, How To stop one fiber with the other fiber?

Lol i don't hate anyone over such thing
Oh so you're saying that you have 2 instances running over a single fiber? Isn't your flow being called upon by any other source, or triggered by something else?
You might want to check that out. The way you describe 2 instances running over isn't supposed to happen otherwise.

I also think you should take a look inside the 3-dot menu upper-right inside your flow.
Click "options".
At "Flow Execution Policy" you'll see a multiple choice of 4 options.
Here you can determine what action your flow should take when being triggered, or receiving/being called, multiple times.

Don't worry. Most of us also came from other automation app, before we loved Automagic. (I came from tasker) You just have to adjust the concept at the beginning. Sometimes it is the other app concept that block you out from creating a simpler flow. For that, you can try to see at my index, at the General section, read some of the thread to get the big picture of what you can do in Automagic.

In Automagic, when there is confirmation dialog to choose yes or no, only one of the true or false branch will be executed. There is no two "fiber" running after it.

But if you mean an event happened, and there are two flows executed by the same trigger; you can use action Stop Flows, to stop the other. When you have something like this, a trigger but can be splitted to 2 flows (branches), it is better to put the trigger in a single flow, and use Expression to split them. You can see at my index, Multiple Choice. As for the Flow Execution Policy, you can also find it in my index.

Sorry, I am indonesian.. I dont Know What Youre Saying, Is There Any Easier Steps?

We have to see the Screenshot of the flow to get the idea of what you want to do.

I am Indonesian too. Cheers I have created the thread in kaskus, automagic. It is not as active like here, but it is there. Maybe if you prefer to explain it in Indonesian, you can try to post there. Or you can actually just post the Indonesian version here, I will answer and translate the idea.