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Thanks Dirk + Tabata!

In case objects can't move out of the screen use characters, they definitely can!

If you don't want to use SCORE but some custom variable (e.g cash), just create a label and call this whenever the amount is changing (or just put it somewhere in the repeatedly execute):

Code: ags

Labelname.Text = String.Format("%d", cash);

Icey, half of the pictures aren't sprites at all. Secondly, you already made that stuff before the competition began..

Also, what Hudders said.

Hint 1:

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You need to do something with the stick/bar in your inventory. Go back and look for a hotspot

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Hint 2:

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Use it on the crack in the cave wall

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Debug mode on... is it wise to have it off before uploading?

It doesn't make any sense to leave it on. The debug mode is a tool for the creator to debug the game, so it's nothing the player should use.

So yes, it is wise.

It's called idle view, just look it up in the manual.

Happy one, hedge!

..and Ryan.

[anian]

So I guess anian would be the one to start a new competition...

Well, the beginners TECHNICAL board is about the editor and scripting questions juts like it says  :

I guess adventure related talk and chat or general discussion would fit better, but this thread will probably be moved anyway..

The most fitting sticky would be this one: http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/yabb/index.php?topic=21021.0

You could manually script something like this and play around with the speed:

Code: ags

if (mouse.x > player.x) player.x++;
if (mouse.x < player.x) player.x--;
if (mouse.y ...
...

That looks so cool, Snarky, can't wait!

Create a bool and set it to true at the end of the dialog. Then, in the next room's after-fadein section, run the second dialog if the variable is true.

Player.Walk is a command, you can't put that in a condition..

You could use a region and its WalksOnto function though:

Code: ags

function region1_WalksOnto()
{
cCamera.FaceCharacter(cEgo);
}

..and welcome to the forums!

Here's a new try:



Hudders: True.

Tabata: Thank you. I really like the shading you did for the trousers but I'm not going to use the bright shading color for the back. But I think you still did a better job on the trousers-heel part, so I'll tweak it some more..

subspark: Yeah, I just realized that I started this half a year ago.. how time flies! You're right about the hair, it's too simple. I think I'll keep the high contrast (it's not supposed to be natural red hair anyway), but I'm going to make it a bit more detailed as seen above. Thanks for the compliment, I really hope that at some point I'll find the time to make a decent adventure with this sprite 

Hm. I just realized that I should add part of the ears..

This may sound stupid (didn't read much scientific reports about the universe) â€" but isn't the universe endlessly?

There are different theories. According to the Big Bang Theory, the galaxy is constantly expanding, thus has a certain size. Others say that the galaxy is constant and infinite.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shape_of_the_universe

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_expansion_of_space

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observable_universe

I have to admit that this was the first time I ever voted for a MAGS game because in the past I never got around to play all of them..

I haven't followed this thread recently.. is this still impossible or are you planning to implement it:

to allow the viewport manipulation in parallax-rooms, so that it isn't depending on the player's coordinates?

It would be quite cool for a room in my current game.

So, today I tried to make a back view. I'm not too happy with the shading of the jeans and not at all happy with the shoes, I'm not sure on how to draw them from the back. Any suggestions?


                        front view for reference:

     


..and yes, the head obviously isn't finished yet..

Nice new version Ghost, so much better than the first one!

I also think that Mads edit is great.