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WHAT? The WWWWWWWWWWW clearly gets 2 points each?! (26pt.?)

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Nope... Thats a tricky dead end. you have to do it before you build the bot

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Are you kidding? Now you made it even worse because you nailed this topic!
If I could "rush" like you, what a happy person would I be...

I always wanted to see what indys iceland trip could have been, if the player had more to explore. I mean there gotta be some outpost of atlantis in that cave, right? ^^

Or does it have to do with the ^ shapes in the letters? but then the x and k should get 2 points like the w does (which should even get 3 points ^^) and the z should generally get points (2 I'd guess...)

Solution: One point for each letter k, v, x , y and 2 points for the letter w (cause it's two v's...?) occuring in the post or the name of the poster.

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You gotta crack the locker!

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How:

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Switch on your audio for that

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Guys, so nobody has an idea? Do you miss any more information to help me?

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[update:]

After months of flawlessness I suddenly have a strange problem with this module which forces the player character to stop moving when BgSpeech is happening on screen.

Even a clean new project (Downloadable here) with only the demo room, the imported BgSpeech module and this added code:

Code: ags

function room_FirstLoad()
{
BgSpeech.Add(cChar1,"Test",eBgSpeech_NotAnimating);
BgSpeech.Pause(30);
BgSpeech.Start(eBgSpeech_Loop);
}

has the same problem for me, stopping the player's movements everytime the Test speech is shown on screen...

What do I miss? Isn't that module non blocking in every way? Why does it suddenly makes the player stop moving?

update:

while testing what causes this, I just noticed that the module now behaves like this:

After starting the module with BgSpeech.Start(...);
Using the indexed BgSpeech.Pause(...) causes the player character to stop moving when the pause starts.
Using BgSpeech.Add("...") only and non_looped causes the player character to stop moving only when the BgSpeech text disappears(?)
These codes block everything regarding the player character: Speech animation, walk animation, idle view. Even a blocking command like player.Walk(x,y,eBlock) is being stopped by it and is not continued when it's done with its hellish influence?!

Yeah. You know it is :-) go on!

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Afaik there is no way to directly manipulate the background frame outside of a room script.

But you could set an global int variable f.e. "SetBG" and change its value in global script (or anywhere else) and let the game set it always with "SetBackgroundFrame(SetBG); in every room's repeatedly_execute_always function thus setting the background frame in real time.

[update:]

After months of flawlessness I suddenly have a strange problem with the BgSpeech module which forces the playercharacter to stop moving when BgSpeech is happening on screen. Maybe anyone of you guys knows what the reason could be?

Even a clean new project (Downloadable here) with only the demo room, the imported BgSpeech module and this added code:

Code: ags

function room_FirstLoad()
{
BgSpeech.Add(cChar1,"Test",eBgSpeech_NotAnimating);
BgSpeech.Pause(30);
BgSpeech.Start(eBgSpeech_Loop);
}

has the same problem for me, stopping the player's movements everytime the Test speech is shown on screen...

What do I miss? Isn't that module non blocking in every way? Why does it suddenly makes the player stop moving?

update:

while testing what causes this, I just noticed that the module now behaves like this:

After starting the module with BgSpeech.Start(...);
Using the indexed BgSpeech.Pause(...) causes the player character to stop moving when the pause starts.
Using BgSpeech.Add("...") only and non_looped causes the player character to stop moving only when the BgSpeech text disappears(?)
These codes block everything regarding the player character: Speech animation, walk animation, idle view. Even a blocking command like player.Walk(x,y,eBlock) is being stopped by it and is not continued when it's done with its hellish influence?!

There must be dark magic at play here, right?

(I knew i shouldn't have watched that creepy movie "Unfriend/friend request" about a hacker witch...)

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