Adventure Game Studio

I want to make an object/character/item appear in one point of the room, move it to another destination, and then disappear once it reaches it's destination. Please help.

Try the .Visible (http://www.americangirlscouts.org/agswiki/Object_functions_and_properties#Object.Visible) property for objects, and the .x (http://www.americangirlscouts.org/agswiki/Character_functions_and_properties#Character.x) and .y (http://www.americangirlscouts.org/agswiki/Character_functions_and_properties#Character.y) properties for characters. Read them in the manual for more information on them. (I've linked the online manual entries in this post too)
[Edit]:You could also try the .Transparency (http://www.americangirlscouts.org/agswiki/Character_functions_and_properties#Character.Transparency) for characters.


~Trent

Ok, ok. But let's say that I want my character to throw a rock. After my use the rock inventory item and character makes a throw animation, how can I make the rock appear and should it be a character or an item?

To make the rock appear in the room you should use a Character or an Object. The difference is that the Character can appear in any room, the Object could only appear in rooms you create it in.

In that case, check out the IsCollidingWithChar and IsCollidingWithObject functions to check when the rock hits a specified character or object.


~Trent
PS-I'm usually more helpful than this, so I apologize due to my brain being fried.

I did this using an Overlay:
        Overlay*o=Overlay.CreateGraphical(320, 0, 381, false);
        int x=301;
        int y;
        while(x>=159) {
          y=35+((x-240)*(x-240)/64);
          o=Overlay.CreateGraphical(x, y, 381, false);
          Wait(1);
          x-=2;
        }
        player.Walk(173, 148, eBlock);
        Wait(10);
        PlaySound(4);
        o.Remove();
You move it by recreating it at another position, and in the end call .Remove() to make it disappear.

Quote from: KhrisMUC on Mon 27/10/2008 09:48:33
I did this using an Overlay:

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        Overlay*o=Overlay.CreateGraphical(320, 0, 381, false);
        int x=301;
        int y;
        while(x>=159) {
          y=35+((x-240)*(x-240)/64);
          o=Overlay.CreateGraphical(x, y, 381, false);
          Wait(1);
          x-=2;
        }
        player.Walk(173, 148, eBlock);
        Wait(10);
        PlaySound(4);
        o.Remove();
You move it by recreating it at another position, and in the end call .Remove() to make it disappear.

Ah, this explains everything! Thanks!

Oh oh...New problem...

Overlay*Rock=Overlay.CreateGraphical(200, 145, 45, true);

Wait(5);

Rock.X=121;

Rock.Y=126;

Wait(10);

It seems when I make this command it shows in one place then quickly the other. How can I make it so that it moves smoothly to it's destination?

(Don't quote the complete previous post.)

Look at the while loop I've posted. X is decremented by 2 every iteration, until it's no longer >=159.

If you want to move the rock from 200,145 to 121,126, do this:

  Overlay*Rock=Overlay.CreateGraphical(200, 145, 45, false);
  int x=200;
  int y;
  while(x>=122) {
    y=145-((200-x)/4);
    o=Overlay.CreateGraphical(x, y, 45, false);
    Wait(1);
    x-=2;     // change this to change the movement speed
  }

Thanks and sorry...