Diferent results skipping cutscene and not skipping? (SOLVED!)

[Baro]

I have this script assigned to a region's standing event

function region1_Standing()
{
if (!steppedregion1)
{
   StartCutscene(eSkipESCOnly);
   player.Walk(300, 205, eBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   player.FaceCharacter(cSophie, eBlock);
   cSophie.Say("Come on, Pol. There's no time to lose.");
   cSou.Say("Actually, acording to my calculus, we can have a delay of 20 minutes maximum.");
   cBear.Say("No need to waste time anyway.");
   cSophie.Walk(130, 50, eNoBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cSou.Walk(70, 50, eNoBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cBear.Walk(100, 50, eBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cSophie.FaceLocation(100, 240);
   cSou.FaceLocation(100, 240);
   cBear.FaceLocation(100, 240); 
   steppedregion1 = true;
   EndCutscene();
}
}

But when I test it, one of the characters (cSophie) ends up in different positions depending on whether I skip the cutscene or not.


Without skipping the cutscente (what I want it to be)


Pressing ESC to skip the cutscene. See how the character (the girl in red jumper) is in a different position.

Both positions are walkable areas.

How do I fix this?

[SSH]

It might help if we knew which script name the girl had...

[Khris]

He mentioned it: cSophie.

Baro:
You're using these lines:

Code: ags

cSophie.Walk(130, 50, eNoBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cSou.Walk(70, 50, eNoBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cBear.Walk(100, 50, eBlock, eWalkableAreas);

to make the three characters walk simultaneously. The thing is, when a cutscene is skipped, every command is executed in "zero" time. Obviously, a non-blocking walk isn't really compatible with this method.

You need to look which character reaches their destination last if the cutscene isn't skipped, then make their walk blocking. This should fix it.

[Shane 'ProgZmax' Stevens]

I believe that while Wait() is skipped, the duration is observed, so you could also use that after the non-block calls to pop them to wherever they should be.

[Baro]

He mentioned it: cSophie.

Baro:
You're using these lines:

Code: ags

cSophie.Walk(130, 50, eNoBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cSou.Walk(70, 50, eNoBlock, eWalkableAreas);
   cBear.Walk(100, 50, eBlock, eWalkableAreas);

to make the three characters walk simultaneously. The thing is, when a cutscene is skipped, every command is executed in "zero" time. Obviously, a non-blocking walk isn't really compatible with this method.

You need to look which character reaches their destination last if the cutscene isn't skipped, then make their walk blocking. This should fix it.

it was cSophie, so made her block the script, and worked.
Thanks!