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Good luck with it, and I'll be glad to see what you do. 

Truth is that natives will always be able to identify if the person speaking is native or not (there might be exceptions though).
So at the end of the day, you have to figure out whom you think is best or try and cast a native that can do work with your budget...

Yes, use the video editor.

I'm so rusted that even to duplicate, extrude or move it, it took me a while to remember how to do it. 

Good picture. 

Looks good anyway.   

You only need the prize of one of the machines, but I can't remember which.

My advice is save before playing the arcade, and go for it. It might not happen again. I wasn't able to repeat that crash bug after it crashed the first time I played it. So there's a good chance it won't crash for you again either. And use the cheat, if you don't want/need to do full score in a one run. 

Yet, punctuation is absent... 

Help found, started working on BGs. Here's hoping. 

Good to see it finally out. 

How many channels are you using for each type?

Remember that there are only in total 8 channels (think this hasn't changed yet).
1 is reserved for Speech
Assuming you have 1 for music and 1 for ambient, that leaves 5 for sound.
How many do you have for  ExtraSounds?
Leaving Special at 0 means it'll use whatever is not in use. Try setting it to 1 and see it if that helps

From the manual:

AGS currently has an 8-channel audio system, which means that up to 8 sounds can be playing at the same time. With the default Audio Types settings, one channel is reserved for speech, one for music and one for ambient sounds; thus leaving 5 available for sound effects.

So your Music should be set to 1 and ambient 1 (unless you want more ambient sounds playings, like maybe the sounds or a creek running, wind blowing and birds chirping...). This means that you should leave the sound at 0, so it'll use all other available channels. If you limit it to 3, then you might end up with unused channels. Music=1 , Sound=3, Ambient=1, Speech=1... that's 6 channels, and 2 that will never be used.

Also note, that if you are using MIDI, then you can only play one at a time no matter how many channels you have.

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My guess as well. 

For the img code its: [ img width=800 ] You can of course use height also. You can wrap it with a url tag if you want to add a link to source.

Looks great Mouth for war! 

I've got an idea, but not going to promise anything. Since idea is far from a story, and even with a full story in my head, it sometimes doesn't translate into becoming a game. 

Anyway, if anyone want to collaborate with story writing and puzzle design, contact me via PM or IRC. I can do the graphics and coding and provide the idea. 

Yes, I'm pretty sure. Been using it for some years now... 

You can find it under Add->Curve->Sapling Tree Gen (if it's not there, you might have to turn on the add-on).

actually i don't use Blender

Ah, okay. I thought you had given Blender a try. 
Maybe a good idea to post which program it's made with, when not using Blender, though. 

Not bad, but you do know that Blender comes with tree generator, right? 

The arms look a bit unnatural though, they look more like horns. You want them to be more like y than j and much much less conic. But texture wise, looks good. 

Please post how you fixed, in case someone with the same problem finds this thread. 

Correction: Just don't provide x,y that is inOUTside the eyes/walkable area. 
This is what happens when I change a sentence in my mind halfway of writing it. 

Also, you don't need to click anywhere, the pupils will only move when the mouse moves, and if they're already where they're suppose to be looking, then they'll just stay there. You aren't processing the clicks, you are moving the character your self to the designated x,y, and the character will try to move there, if it can (but since you've limited it to a walking area, it's trapped as long as you don't use eAnywhere).
The only difference between using walk and move, is that walk will play the walk animation (if there's more that 2 frames) and move won't.

Just don't provide x,y that is inside the the eyes/walkable area. Or use walk, results in the same anyway just make sure it's not set to anywhere. 

FollowCharacter will always make it "fudgy".

Just get the mouse coordinates, and then update the pupil by moving (or just update the x,y) instead.

FollowCharacter will always make it "fudgy".

Just get the mouse the mouse coordinates, and then update the pupil by moving them instead.