SetGlobalInt not working

[RickJ]

I wonder if the the FaceLocation moves the characters away from each other?  Perhaps try commenting out the FaceLocation() statements to see what happens.

[Kinoko]

Commenting that out didn't make any difference (I -really- thought that could be it though, good idea!). The only thing that makes a difference still is taking out the condition of GlobalInt 11 from the line that deals with talking to another character.

When I do that, the character faces me, talks to me, but then doesn't turn back and face their original location. If I then walk away though, and and approach her from a different direction, she'll turn to face me again.

[RickJ]

Ok, but I bet fawnyaret is still toggling on/off.  Put in some more Display() commands like below to see what is actually going on.

Display("before - fawnuaret=%d, GlobalInt=%d",fawnyaret,(GetGlobalInt(11));
if ((fawnyaret == CD_COLLISION) && (GetGlobalInt(11)==0)) {
Display("if - fawnyaret=%d, GlobalInt=%d",fawnyaret,(GetGlobalInt(11));
  FaceCharacter(FAWNYA, EGO);
  SetGlobalInt(11, 1);
  }
else if ((fawnyaret == CD_NO_COLLISION) && (GetGlobalInt(11)==1)) {
Display("else if - fawnuaret=%d, GlobalInt=%d",fawnyaret,(GetGlobalInt(11));
  SetGlobalInt(11, 0);
  cFawnya.FaceLocation(character[FAWNYA].x, character[FAWNYA].y+5, eNoBlock);
  Wait(1);
}
Display("after - fawnyaret=%d, GlobalInt=%d",fawnyaret,(GetGlobalInt(11));

The collission detect may need to have two thresholds so that once a colission is detected then the characters must move further apart (some adjustable distance) to detect that they are no-longer colliding.