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I have tried around but the error is the same: in room-editor the backgrounds looks fine but in-game they are color-inverted and not in right resolution. with the sprites there isn't this problem.

Hurray, that's the way I wanted it! Okay the lag is still there, but maybe the FollowCharacter() will be fixed in future.

Thanks to all of you.

I put it here:

    // script for Room: Player enters room (after fadein)
   cShoe.FollowCharacter(cEgo,FOLLOW_EXACTLY,0);

Have I to add another command for the animation?

Hmm, I thought it would be easier to solve this problem. I'm trying around but it's not working...

Noboby with experience in this?

That was a good idea to explain, but I don't think that cEgo is blocking because it is player character. And if cShoe follows it with distance both are animated like they should.

Don't use UpdateInventory () after you added the blue cup and it will work fine.

Because of this (in the manual):
Note that using this function (UpdateInventory) will reset the order that items are displayed in the inventory window to the same order they were created in the editor.

Well if using

   cShoe.x=cEgo.x;
   cShoe.y=cEgo.y;

in RepEx it's not better. cShoe even begins to flicker. And I'm not sure how to animate it, because it should use its walk-cycle-frames and not a specified loop of a view like cShoe.Animate will do.

Yes, cShoe has cycle frames for 8 directions like cEgo has. And it is compledly animated, when walk around as the player character. It is also animated, when

   cShoe.FollowCharacter(cEgo,10,10);

is used.

(@KhrisMUC: Hab grad mal geschaut, LOL)

I have used

Ã,  Ã, cShoe.FollowCharacter(cEgo,FOLLOW_EXACTLY,0);

and it works. And cEgo is animated at walking like it's view. But cShoe is only a static sprite, which I like to be animated by walking too.

Thankyou and Greetings from Germany