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Why don't you try that then?

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But you got Filthy ways in your list, so when you were asked for a title starting with phil...

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What title got on the list then, because you looked at the hazards of helene poster?

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Not fifty ways. FILthy ways.

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The smoking room?

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Anyone like me to do music for this mags?

edit: I'll be doing music for Mandle's game.

I haven't been able to find anything to do in the Rogered game. Any tips?

Ah, ok (sorry).

Unfortunately the dislocation game keeps shutting down on me without error message.
After I

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do the inorganic teleportation thing

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a few things happen and then

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the screen goes white

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and the game shuts down.

Is there any way to avoid this?
I tried all combinations of windowed and driver btw.

NB or is this part of being uncontrollable?

Game.StopAudio();

With the game now almost completed, here are 2 music examples: the music for the introduction movie and music that plays in a bar area. The game contains 11 music tracks.
We actually wanted to post the intro movie here, but couldn't find out how to technically do that.

intro movie music
bar music

Hope you like it.

Huh?
Is that with or without my music? I don't know anything about that.

Yes, that was it.
thanks

Yes, I saw that, but since this one is with an *-sign, I'm not sure how that works.
In GlobalScript.asc:
AudioClip *minstrel_tune[5];

Code: ags

function game_start() { 
...
minstrel_tune[0] = aLute_song1;
minstrel_tune[1] = aLute_song2;
...
}

In GlobalScript.ash:
import AudioClip *minstrel_tune[5];

In room14.asc:
MinstrelMusic = minstrel_tune[iMinstrelTune].Play(eAudioPriorityHigh, eRepeat);

Error: Unable to create local script: Runtime error: unresolved import 'minstrel_tune'.

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In GlobalScript.asc I have this:
AudioClip *minstrel_tune[5];

I want to use that elsewhere, so I think I should put an import statement in GlobalScript.ash, is that correct?
If so, how do I write that statement? Cause I keep getting errors.
import AudioClip *minstrel_tune[5]; ??
(Also tried without the *)

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Yes, that's it. Never thought of that.
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You just have to put a unique string in there.
if (Game.DoOnceOnly("use thing on tree"))

If it's only a specific item you should use only once, it would be something like:

Code: ags

cTree2_UseInv() {
  if (player.ActiveInventory == iAxe){
    if (Game.DoOnceOnly("use axe on tree")) CutDownTree;
    else player.Say("I already did that");
  }
  else  etc.
}

In the KQ4 demo the dialog uses a red font color.


I don't recall changing anything, but when I play the same scene in the full game, the font is white.


Both are (still) AGS version 3.2.1 and both have 'use gui for dialog options' set to 0.
I don't understand what might cause this difference or how to change this.
Any ideas?

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In the KQ4 demo we have black gui border and SierraWithBackground style portraits.
It looks like this:


I don't recall changing anything, but when I test the same scene in the full game, the position of the portrait is different, partly behind the gui.


Both are (still) AGS version 3.2.1.
I don't understand what might cause this difference or how to fix this.
Any ideas?

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Do you have the KeyboardMovement_102 in your scripts? I believe it comes with the standard template.
To disable the 'tapping' control of the the arrow keys just put 'return;' under where it says 'Tapping Mode'

Code: ags

function on_key_press(int keycode) {

	//--------------------------------------------------
	// Tapping mode
	//--------------------------------------------------

	return;

edit: I'm not entirely sure, but if you just set option 'StandardMode' for the mousecursors you don't want to use to 'false', wouldn't that solve the problem?

You are aware you can just link a soundfile to a frame in the editor? It's not a solution for increasing the volume, but it probably is for starting the metal banging.