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I want to make my character look at you when you use "look at" on him.
He has to tun and say something. My characters scriptname is cEgo and I placed the exact code in "Run script" when you look at him. But nothing happens in the game. 
Where is the code supposed to stand? 

  I probably don't know where to place the code, because it doesn't seem to work.  Don't I have to place it by "Interactions" and than "Run script" ?

cEgo.FaceLocation(player.x,player.y-1,eBlock);

This will make him face a point one pixel below his feet.

Thank you very much. I just couldn't find it.

Surely you mean +1 ?

I wouldn't know, but I will try.
Thanks a lot.

Again I am going to ask a probably stupid question. But I just can't find the anwser. I can make characters face a location, but how do I make them look down.
(I wanted to make it look like he's talking to you.)
How do I do this?

You're the best! I know I oversaw something. " I " usually stands for "information". Thank you again. Really a beginners question I guess.

[...] I can only choose one (!) picture for the object.

AGS is no WYSIWYG editor.
Please do the tutorial in the manual, search/browse this forum and check the Beginner's FAQ before asking basic questions like that in such an awkward, demanding way.

And welcome to the forums.

Thank you for your advise. But I already tried. I read the manual, I did the tutorials, I read the forums and did what they said, but it didn't work. Probably because I don't know where to place the code.
I just had to tell you.
Bye.

I am making my first game and I am trying to make an aquarium in it. I made al the sprites. I can even put them in a view, but when editing the room, I can only choose one (!) picture for the object.
This means for me that my fish won't move and that is not I want .
I really (!) tried to find the anwser, but it still isn't clear to me.
If I really have to use some sort of code, please tell me exactly where to put it and try to make me understand what it all means.
I hope I will get a good reaction, so that I can always make the aquarium animate.

Greetings, Hans

PS.: Don't advise me to use an animating background. I have my reasons to make it an object.