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Hrm...that sounds rather difficult, I'll just break down and use scrolling buttons, thanks for your help though!

I know this is probably a stupid question, but how do you give it a name in the editor 

Thanks, but yet another error....

  if (interface == INVENTORY) {
    // They clicked a button on the Inventory GUI
    if (button == 6) {
       INVENTORY.Controls[0].ScrollUp();
    }
    if (button == 7) {
       INVENTORY.Controls[0].ScrollDown();
    }

Unexpected '.' possible missing simicolen.

script is:

Ã,  if (interface == INVENTORY) {
Ã,  Ã,  // They clicked a button on the Inventory GUI
Ã,  Ã,  if (button == 6) {
Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  0.ScrollUp();
Ã,  Ã,  }
Ã,  Ã,  if (button == 7) {
Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  0.ScrollDown();
Ã,  Ã,  }

recieve error:Ã,  PEO4 Parse error at "0"

NOTE:  "0" is the GUI object inventory window.

Okay, another inventory question, how DO you script scrolling inventory buttons, I cannot fathom it...

Okay, nevermind, I found a SetLabelText script in one of my old games, it should work, another question though, how exactly do I determine which inv slot to put the labels on, I mean, what if Label 1 is set to Slot 1, meat, and the player gets a rib first instead of meat?

hrm....I'm still not good at setting label text, how would you do it?

I know there is an option on the main game screen editor for "Display multiple items multiple times."  I normally tick this, but my inventories always flood.  I don't really value the idea of a scrolling inventory, so my question is this:
How do you stack inventory items, displaying how many you have on each icon, without creating inventory items that actually have the number as part of their sprite?

I considered using globalints to track how much you have, but the problem remains, how do you display to the player how much they have?

Now THOSE are the kind of comments I've been looking for, straight up, user problems!  Thanks a lot, I'll get right on them.

I could be wrong, but when I was in elementary school, the joke with APPLE was to hold your tongue out of your mouth with your fingers and try to say it...It came out something like @$$hole.

Cool, I'm researching it...might buy one.

Okay, second screenshot added, sorry I forgot about that rule 

Labyrinth, a game of wisdom and luck, will test your skill as both an adventurer and an player.Ã,  Every play is different, but the concept is always this...get yourself out, before you become the next death in the Labyrinth.






Download here by clicking this link and then clicking the file "Labyrinth.zip"
http://geocities.com/oyamuka

I recommend both running it in a window and at 640x400, this is for best output.

Comments and suggestions are highly aprrectiated.

LATEST UPDATE:
     After a lot of hours, I've really re-vamped Labyrinth, it is a whole new expierience to me.  Though music and sound have not improved, gameplay, puzzles, and some of the art has been edited and I believe it is a much more enjoyable game now.

Great stories guys, keep 'em coming!

OOPS!! 

"Keep 'em coming..."  hehe

HIS right foot looks flat, and his left foot looks a little boed out.

He he he.  I like this, that's a good one.

Once upon a time, not so long ago, you could say just a about anything in public and be taken completely seriously, but nowadays....

"I can handle myself."
"The pleasure's all mine."
"Here it comes."
"There it goes."
"I've got a crick in my neck."
"Jingle Bells."
"Carry these balls."
"I'm sore all over."
"I am conservative."
"I have a rash."
"I live in a nutshell."
"Grab my balls and lets go."
"This is the biggest thing I've ever put in my mouth!"
"I'm coming."

Add to the list if you like, we can't prolong society's downfall any longer, so let's support it!!!Ã, 

The pillars on the far left are totally flat 

Other than that, looks pretty cool.

I like this new idea!!!  I added myself, google maps is extreemly accurate, I even found the little hill I live on!!

Sweet, I might try to get one, what program are you using it with?