Objects: Fade In (SOLVED)

[Mugs]

I know how to make an object fade out, but how do I make an objectÃ,  fade in ?Ã, 

[Gilbert]

You faded it out using transparency settings right? Just do the loop in reverse order then it'll fade in.

It'll be better if You post your script for the fade out part, so we can direct you in how to modify it to do the reverse.

[Mugs]

Sorry, I didn't think about the different methods of object fading, I used the object transparency function, as described below

Code: ags

int trans = object[0].Transparency;
while (trans < 100) {
Ã,  trans++;
Ã,  object[0].Transparency = trans;
Ã,  Wait(1);

}

[Gilbert]

Obvious changes:

Code: ags

int trans = 100;
while (trans >0 100) {
Ã,  trans--;
Ã,  object[0].Transparency = trans;
Ã,  Wait(1);

}

[Mugs]

What I think you meant was this:

Code: ags

int trans = 100;
while (trans > 0) {
Ã,  trans--;
Ã,  object[0].Transparency = trans;
Ã,  Wait(1);

}

(Removing the "100" in "while (trans >0 100) {" )

Your script seems to be working, but now there's another problem. When I enter the screen, the object is completely visible for half a second, then it becomes completely invisble, then after that, it starts fadding in. How do I fix that ?

[Gilbert]

Yeah I made a typo.
Just put the following line in "Player enters room (before fade-in)":

object[0].Transparency = 100;

[Mugs]

Thanks Gilbot V7000a, again .Ã, Ã,  I didn't think about the "before fade-in" thing.Ã,  Anyways, everything seems to be working, but... for how long?