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Not exactly sure how to solve the problem, since I barely understand it...
But just thought I would mention that IgnoreWalkbehinds does not work with Direct3D, and thus you should not use it.

They're probably busy playing Fallout 4...

LOL... guess I should have gone with my instinct then... actually thought "Fallout 4"... but thought it was too much of a bad joke...
(I'm probably the only one in this forum, that hasn't gotten, played, watched trailers, reviews, and all that stuff about the game. ).

Living dead?

(Just throwing random guesses really. Have no idea what game it is... but it it called "guess the game" so am trying to guess it... not that I expect to hit the right name though. ).

Zombie mania?

rats... if I need to do math to solve this, I'll never solve it. I'm awful at math!

Stupot, can you post my latest "a b c ..." post. I need to see if you score 11 point more than me.

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

I'm about as close to solving this as I was about ten pages ago :-/

Give her some time...

>Examine wall panel (computer?)

No, not kidding, am I afraid.
That's actually how much respect, trust and believe that our government will do right by us and the values we care for.

I wish it was as simple as wishing it.

We can all dream of Utopia...

At the end of the path I simply apply FaceDirection according to the mouse position

Oh, this reminds me of a problem I had when coding my backpack that can be dropped at mouse coordinates...
I had to change the order of the code, cause otherwise (and assuming that like me, you click one place, but continue to move the mouse after clicking), my code was then dropping not where I clicked but where the mouse was when it processed the mouse coordinates. Could it be that? Try re-arranging your code, or clicking and not move the mouse after you clicked.

Yes. but you need the Alpha build, 3.4.
You can find it here: http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=52499.0

Overkill!
But am sure some players will notice all the small cool details you're putting in and realize that this is a game made with love, not just another "cash machine"...

That might work for finding them easy if they "far away in another galaxy", but still rather have the option to choose where to put them.
Though, when I delete a game I expect it to be gone, not living "offsprings" all over my C drive... Or if I want to save/backup some save games, not having to go all looking for them.
Guess I'm just used to organize stuff the DOS way, not M$ way...

A cat walks into a pub.

Acatwalksintoapub.

LOL I don't get it either...
Every time I "solve" it... the next or previous post's count ruins it.