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Woah, that does look gorgeous. I find the evolving walk cycles interesting too.

Nice one, cheers!

There's several times in the script where it says ProcessClick, but that will certainly narrow it down! I'll have a look. (It's the Curse of Monkey Island UI.)

UPDATE:

Unless I misunderstood you, putting visibilty before and after process click made no difference, because it would instantly become visible again. I looked at the repeatedly execute method, and that would cause it to be permanently invisible, because both would be running at the same time, so it would be telling the game to make it both invisible and visible whilst freely moving the cursor around.

HOWEVER:

Taking inspiration from that I figured I need the engine to check if it is being blocked, and I found an old thread from 2007! Here is how it's been inserted into my script. Just hope it doesn't cause any unexpected problems but I can always just remove that piece of code.

Code: ags

function repeatedly_execute_always()
{
if ( ! IsInterfaceEnabled() )gOverhotspot.Visible = false;

}

function repeatedly_execute()
{
gOverhotspot.SetPosition(mouse.x-95, mouse.y-46);
gOverhotspot.Visible = true;
}

I am using the verb coin system. When I click, for example, look at locker, the overhotspot label disappears, which is how I like it. But for some reason,when using an inventory item, the label remains, which I don't like. One way i found to get rid of it, is in the code below. But to enter this every single time is a lot of extra work, when I get the feeling it can be permanently adjusted in the verb coin script to hide the label everytime, until the commands have stopped? But I don't want to go messing with it without knowing what i'm doing. If anyone can help, thanks.

Code: ags

function Locker_UseInv()
{
if (player.ActiveInventory == SmKey) 
  {

gOverhotspot.Visible = false;
cEgo.Walk(74, 161, eBlock);
cEgo.FaceLocation(cEgo.x, 50);
cEgo.Think("I tried using the key in the locker.");
cEgo.ChangeView(8);
cEgo.Animate(3, 2, eOnce, eBlock);
cEgo.ChangeView(1);
gOverhotspot.Visible = true;
}

l-large vi-v-vibrating o-orange i-i-inflatable

Jack, seriously, we forgetting how quickly Vista was swept under the carpet?

What Khris said!

I reckon so but that's far from simple imo, keeping track of all the information and statistics. I would have to be very confident with scripting to attempt this.

Isn't this more.. general discussion?

Well, in any case, I have Windows 8 and I'm having no issues using AGS thus far.

Was it that, I remember this screenshot cos they ripped off other franchises blatently!

I agree with my old chum Mr Limpy Fish!

Also I think it should be made clear if the art is free for use in commercial products or freeware only.

that life was overrated.

Happy Birthday ManicM- oh wait that's me!!

Thanks! I nearly didn't look on this thread, because I had been away for so long, but I thought I'd look just incase haha.

I just watched that 2 days ago and I wouldn't have guessed it, oh dear!

Unique art style, interesting floor texture!

Poop pants, haha!

When my character walks across the screen, he seems out of focus, and it sends my eyes funny watching him! The link to a video isn't all that helpful, I couldn't seem to get a high quality capture so the whole thing looks blurry anyway..

Video

Here is my settings:

that he couldn't remember

shirt, his nipples were

1. I'm with Snarky on this, and I don't really like those kind of games.

2.hmm sounds like it could be a bit annoying? A character who refuses to do most commands because of germs.

3. not really enough to go on, but doesn't entice me.

4. I can't see how that would play, but it certainly adds drama. Very dark.

5. Could be fun, although im not sure how a boy away from his games is the focus of the story and title.

EDIT:  Okay the cat one sounds more interesting now you've expanded on it.

For the first premise, Alice madness returns or the insane bits in metal gear solid 2.

Herman Toothrot, as he