i'm having some trouble with animating NPC's (SOLVED)

[Ha Ha I am OK]

I don't know if this has a simple solution or not, but when I tell an NPC to move somewhere or do something he doesn't do it. the dialogs are working but not the movement.  I checked the manual and the FAQ, and couldn't find anything.

[Khris]

Make sure that there's a walkable area for the NPC, too. Or use the Walk function's eAnywhere parameter.
When asking questions like that, it's always a good idea to post the script you've used.

[Ha Ha I am OK]

My NPC is on a walkable area and I tried the eAnywhere parameter.  he still doesn't animate or walk. here is my script (It is a VERY basic script):
cEgo.FaceLocation(251,  161);
RunDialog(13);
cBob.ChangeView(4);
cBob.Animate(1,20,eOnce);     
cBob.UnlockView();
RunDialog(14);
cBob.Walk(292, 150);
cBob.Walk(251, 161);
RunDialog(15);
cBob.Walk(314, 145);
cEgo.FaceLocation(245, 161);
RunDialog(16);
cEgo.FaceLocation(314, 161);
cEgo.FaceLocation(240, 150);
RunDialog(17);

If anyone finds anything, please tell me.

[Khris]

I've found this:

RunDialog (int topic)

Starts a conversation using topic number TOPIC. This is identical to the "Run dialog topic VAL" room interaction command.

NOTE: The conversation will not start immediately; instead, it will be run when the current script function finishes executing.

Use several RunScript interactions, and split the code so that every interaction ends with a RunDialog(x); command.

[Ashen]

Also, as far as I can see all those actions are non-blocking, meaning they won't be completed before the next one starts. Try adding the eBlock parameter to the Animate, Walk, and FaceLocations. (As well as splitting them at the RunDialogs, as Khris says.)

[strazer]

Btw, you don't need to set up dialogs to let characters say something. Just use cBob.Say("Hello!"); for example.

[Ha Ha I am OK]

Thanx people! I divide the scripts into parts and it works now! 

thanx again!!