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I'll say: Go for it.

I find it quite fascinating to see how other people do their work and you stopped just when the action was about to happen. I don't think this video alone would be to much use, you're only painting over a pre-existing picture, but I'm sure that the next one will be much more interesting.

Character.ChangeRoom()
Use the command either with the room edges or a region.

Well, I read the manual and it states that CompareTo returns an int, not a bool, so leasson learned: Read the manual.

And you're code seem to compleatly lack anything that actually removes the item when it's found, so even if it do find the correct one, it doesn't remove it.
So because I'm such a nice man, here you go:

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void LoseQuest(String text){
  int p;
  while (p < ListBox1.ItemCount){ //Change ListBox1 with the name of your listbox
    if (ListBox1.Items[p].CompareTo(text, false) == 0){ //Change ListBox1 with the name of your listbox
      ListBox1.RemoveItem(p); //Change ListBox1 with the name of your listbox
      return;
    }
    p ++;
  }
}

I belive that if you only had read in the manual about listbox items, then you should have been able to solve this your self.

[Edit]
Sounded a bit harsh there, not what I intended.

try change

Code: ags

if (quests.Items == text){

to

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if (quests.Items[Temp].CompareTo(String.Format("%s",text), false) == true) {

Copy the AGS game page, it has everything and a little bit more

This was fun
To bad I can't put up much of a fight... yet!

Ah, didn't known it had to be done at their site.
Thanks Peder.

Can't seem to create an account.

Loved to if I'd only get it to work

I might get the free version and give it a go, though it was ages ago that I played an rts, and StarCraft especially

[Gord10]

Ben: Sorry, no secret ending, so you can stop looking for it.

And it's a tight draw between FSI & Gord10, but I'll vote for... Gord10! That game is so true to reality.

http://www.mediafire.com/?gzzai5oyne1

Hurr, I feel so ashamed.

Do you have a custom script for the normal mouse clicks?
If so, maybe there's something there that's the problem.

And you could try setting the ActivInventory manually and see what happens.

You need a bool! The problem with your first try is that it gets called every game loop

Code: ags

bool Running;

repeatedly_execute(){
  If (mouse.Mode == eModeRun){
    if (Running == false){
      cEgo.StopMoving();
      cEgo.SetWalkSpeed(4, 4);
      cEgo.ChangeView(7); 
      cEgo.Walk(mouse.x, mouse.y)
      Running = true;
    }
  }
}

[withbug]

If you only need to do this once you can use Game.DoOnceOnly

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if (cEgo.ActiveInventory==ibug){
  if (Game.DoOnceOnly("HaveBug")) cEgo.ChangeView(10);
}  
else if (cEgo.ActiveInventory!=ibug){
  if (Game.DoOnceOnly("NoBug")) cEgo.ChangeView(2);
}

But if you need to be able to use it more then once you just need a variable (I asumed withbug is a int):

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if ((cEgo.ActiveInventory==ibug)&&(!withbug)){
  withbug= 1;
  cEgo.ChangeView(10);
}  
else if ((cEgo.ActiveInventory!=ibug)&&(withbug)) {
  withbug= 0;
  cEgo.ChangeView(2);
}

Or use extender functions.

Code: ags

function Gravity(this Character*, int ground, int pixelFall)
{  
  if (gravOn == true) {
    if (this.y < ground) {
      this.y += pixelFall;
    }
  }
}

Then you can write

Code: ags

player.Gravity(313, 3);

cEgo.Gravity(313, 3);

The face looks fine. But it's rounder than the 3/4 view and that might be why you feel it looks odd.

Put some more shadow on the lowest part of his right leg and make the hands bigger.

Look's like you should place the function code after the on_mouse_click function in the global script, not inside it, after.

This post should be of interest:

http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/yabb/index.php?topic=31597.msg406099#msg406099

Let me just say that your brackets seem to be all over the place. I don't know if they're responsible for the error but it should be fixed:

Code: ags

#sectionstart repeatedly_execute  // DO NOT EDIT OR REMOVE THIS LINE
function repeatedly_execute() 
{
  { //What is this doing here? <------------
  if (IsKeyPressed(9)) {
  if (pressingTAB == false) {
    if (gInventory.Visible == false) gInventory.Visible = true;
    else if (gInventory.Visible == true) gInventory.Visible = false;
  }
  pressingTAB = true;
	}
	else pressingTAB = false;
	} //And this <------------
{ //Not to forget this one <------------
  bool _A;
  String mm = "";
  int v;

  ==== CODE ===

  if (v != old_mouse_view) {   // only change if necessary
    mouse.ChangeModeView(mouse.Mode, v);
    old_mouse_view = v;
		}
	} //Here's one more <------------
}
#sectionend repeatedly_execute  // DO NOT EDIT OR REMOVE THIS LINE

Unless, of course, I'm missing something and is just acting like a idiot...