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this is a little scene I have been working on for a few days, and as far as I can tell its pretty much done, all it needs are some door sprites, I left the vanishing point in because I have been tweaking this for ages and will probably need to do it some more



thanks, and please dont refrain from being harsh

hi

for the past week or so I have been trying to get this background looking just right, I have tried a bunch of approaches but something that I cant put my finger on still irks me about it

I realise that the shading on the door and the crates is done differently to the rest of the picture (I tried a bunch of different shading styles), and that the perspective on the poster is a little wonky. but otherwise I can't think of a way to make this picture look right.

anyway, heres the BG


thanks

for my game I want to have the scumm-style option to show the name of an object when the mouse moves over it, I know there is an option for this in the editor but since I have the "display text as speech" option on I cant think of a way to make the text show up without the character stopping to read it on every mouseover.

I have looked up and down the manual for this, but I cant find an appropriate command.

thanks a bunch


EDIT: wait, found a solution, thanks anyway

hi, I'm sure this question has popped up an untold number of times before, but for some reason searching the forums and the manual produce no results. 

anyway, how do I remove an item from the player inventory? I am trying to make it so that when the player uses an item on another item (I figured that out, atleast) a new item is created as a result,

for the exact part I have this script, this happens when the player uses an anti-rust solution on a rusty chainsaw to make it work again, what would I need to add to this script to make it work?

Code: ags

{  
if (player.ActiveInventory==antirusti){
      Display("alright, here goes nothing");
      player.AddInventory(chainsaw);
      Display("awesome, a clean chainsaw!");
}
   else player.Say("I don't think I can de-rust that");
}

thanks