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In line 19 to 22 the dialog starts again if any of those six options has not been chosen. This seems wrong and could be the problem you're talking about.

mugged with a big blue cup! 

Doesn't your Y-coordinate check work?

In case you have different eagles with different sizes in the game, you can use Game.SpriteHeight[eagle.Graphic] to calculate the correct coordinate check.

Good to see yet another game being developed by you. The animations look smoother than before

It made me think of The Host as well 

Here's a pretty in depth post from earlier this year

From earlier last year, but it's still just during the damn pandemic 

it was fun practicing making 3D game assets and trying to make the 2D and 3D artsttyles match each other.

Seems to work quite well, the skiing part looks good 

Wishlisted.

Sad to hear that the project is abandonded, especially when I look at all those beautiful and interesting sketches and pixel art pieces. Nice work, and thanks for sharing!

You can set the item's cursor hotspot in the editor, either by clicking on the mouse cursor image or by setting HotspotX and HotspotY in the item's properties panel.

I guess people using them feel especially safe. I've definitely seen more of them over the last years.

What grinds my gears is when bicyclists drive on the sideway using one of those bright white lamps that shine horizontally, blinding everyone. Especially when it's an annoying strobe light! And even more so when they don't even ride the bicycle and just pushing it!

Yes, that is exactly how it works.

Glad to be of help

Do it like this:

Code: ags

int PreviousSong = -1; // in the global variable panel or at the top of the script

    function repeatedly_execute() 
    { 
        if ((Channel == null) || !Channel.IsPlaying)
        {
        int i = Random(2);
        while (i == PreviousSong) i = Random(2);
        PreviousSong = i;
        if (i == 0) Channel = aIntro01.Play(eAudioPriorityNormal, eOnce);
        if (i == 1) Channel = aIntro02.Play(eAudioPriorityNormal, eOnce);
        if (i == 2) Channel = aIntro03.Play(eAudioPriorityNormal, eOnce);
        }
    }   

Nice work! A lot of good stuff in there!

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Already finished? I thought - especially with the scope of this game - that your progress wouldn't be so far yet. I will check it out soon.

You should make a post in the completed games forum and/or change the title of this thread, because otherwise many people may not notice that the game is finished.

Looking good

Yeah, I wouldn't put him on the list.

uh, oh, cancel culture!

I think he looks good overall. His eyes look weird though and he has a very blank face expression, almost zombie-like

You can download the version here, then open your project with it.

Is it possible for me to update it ? And how, please ? I hope so, but I don't want to lose all I have done so far !

You should always make backups, not only if you update your projects to new versions of AGS.

You don't need a variable to check whether the cars are moving, you can use Object.Moving. You can also shorten the code if you make the car objects consecutive and use their IDs.

Untested:

Code: ags

  // this goes into the RepExec, you need to set the car's coordinates in room_load like arj0n did
  for (int i = 1; i < 4;  i++) // assuming that the object numbers are 1,2,3
  {
    if (object[i].Moving == false)
    {
      if (object[i].X == -30) object[i].X = 330;
      r = random(100); // randomizing the new loop for each car instead of having a fixed timer
      if (r == 10)
        object[i].Move (-30, 26, 10, eNoBlock, eAnywhere);
    }
  }

For example here's the one of the attempts that looks basic for me, but i've failed

That's because you're constantly resetting the car's position so it never has a chance to actually move.