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So VGOOLINORMAL is the normal walking view I guess? And VGOOLIHEADUP the transition animation view? And there's also something like a VGOOLIEATING view as well?

First of all, I would advice against using a new view for every animation, you can just use one view for your character and then have the first loops in that view be the walking animations (4 or 8 depending on if you have diagonal movement or not) and then make the eating animation the loop underneath those and the transition from eating to walking the loop underneath again. Then you can simply call cGooli.Animate to run a blocking animation.

You can just do the comparison like this (line 173):

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if   (cGooli.View == VGOOLINORMAL) {

ChangeView is a method (function) that causes a character (cGooli in your case) to change its view. What you need is the attribute (variable) in order to compare it to VGOOLINORMAL. The attribute is simply called cGooli.View.

Remove the { at the end of line 3. and the } on line 7.

Search for Game.DoOnceOnly in the manual or use a boolean variable.

Sweet, thanks!

Clicking on game thumbnails does not bring you to the game page but links to the screenshot. This is probably not intended or optimal, especially for the showcase section where I click on a game that interests me but then it takes me to the image instead of the game page, then I hit back and now the showcase games are different.

I'm on Chrome FWIW.

Oh haha, I didn't even see that for some reason. That's really cool, thank you to everybody that nominated!

[The Art of Dying]

Thanks for nomating The Art of Dying in Best Non-Adventure AGS Game, Best Programming and Best Gameplay!

I Have No Orifice And I Must Fart!

That made me laugh WAY too hard haha.

As a heads up, I'm definitely 100% out, not just because of the location/prices but also because, now that the date is set in stone, I know that I'm still going to be writing my last exams and handing in projects, Mittens is just a bit too early this time around. Sucks not to be there, have fun everybody!

Not the approach I was having in mind for AGS and resolutions but nice work nonetheless!

And what was your idea? Maybe yours better.

I summarized it a while ago here. I realize that it's not as simple to do as a (custom) winsetup program though and will take fiddling with the engine code. So, in the meantime, it's nice to have a better winsetup!

I would not remove the line because it's pretty nice to be able to find out what the game's native resolution is. Instead I would relabel it to make the difference between the game's native resolution and the display resolution more clear.

EDIT: Also, nice work Crimson. Not the approach I was having in mind for AGS and resolutions but nice work nonetheless!

That's cool. As I said, you guys decide and then I'll see if I'll make it! Would probably help if we get a (more) realistic number of people who want to and can make it to Portugal though to start? I'm a (most likely) no!

As I said before, my first criteria is time. If it's mid July or earlier I will definitely not be able to make it. Late July is a maybe and later is a go as far as time is concerned. Second criteria is the location, it's unlikely I will be able to afford plane tickets to Portugal or Croatia on top of all other expenses, even with cheap airlines. Personally, I also believe that an accessible location for almost everybody is better than a more far out place where much fewer people can make it to, but that's just my opinion, doesn't have to 'influence' anything. I will confirm that I take part or not once a time and location is set.

I thought they meant that you can get by okay with English in Croatia! :p

Cat and Bernhard speak a bit of Croatian? Or am I misunderstanding you? :p

Just out of interest, has there ever been a Mittens in a country where none of the attendees were native or knew the native language? This is not supposed to be a criticism of Croatia as a place, I'm just wondering.

Ha, nice work Stupot. Enjoyed playing your level although I haven't quite beaten it yet!

Oh! Awesome, nice work, selmiak! I'm enjoying your levels - quite difficult too haha! Nice work, I'm glad that we have two additional level packs including a total of seven community-made levels for The Art of Dying available on http://dkh.agser.me/die