Not sure how, or even what...

[Itta]

I'm sorry, but I couldn't find any reference for this but, I don't even know the terminology to use.
So I need to make more things for my cursor, like walk, look, use and say.  I need to add a few options, like 'eat' or 'leap'.  I need it before I can get very far with this unfortunately.  Please help.

[monkey0506]

If you right click on "Cursors" you can add a new cursor mode. It will still be up to you to program the interactions that you expect to take place, and you'll end up using a lot of "Any click", but it's completely feasible.

I'm not certain, but I'm reasonably sure that this is something that's covered in the beginner's tutorial and/or the BFAQ. If you have any other specific questions we're happy to help.

[Itta]

Alright, so should I make a cursor named Ingest, ID being eModeIngest, how do apply that to reactions like the other cursors having functions like

Code: ags

function cEgo_Talk()
{
  cEgo.Say("Nah");
  cEgo.Say("I never was much of a talker.");
}

and the like?  Would it be function cEgo_ingest ?

[Crimson Wizard]

First of all, there are two cursor modes called "UserMode1" and "UserMode2" which you may rename (optionally) and use for your own purpose. The objects and characters have "Usermode1/2" event reactions.

Then, if those 2 are not enough, you may still use "Any click on ..." reaction. In such case, however, you'll have to check which mode it is precisely in the script:

Code: ags

function cCharacter_AnyClick()
{
    if (mouse.Mode == eModeIngest)
    {
       // do something
    }
    else if (mouse.Mode == eModeDoOtherThing)
    {
       // do something else
    }
}

[Itta]

Oof, I feel dim now.  Thank you for pointing that out, hehe.  I'll work with those then.