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All I can imagine is that the transparency of the gui is set to 100 or something...

Have you downloaded the updated 2.71/2.72 version of the template from http://ssh.me.uk/MI2forags271.zip ?

Perhaps you should search your scripts for CheckForTranslations and remove it?

That template has already been translated to AGS 2.72. How hard would it be to recreate the game from the beginning? It might be easier to do that than try and fix the script piecemeal. Or, you could create a dummy game with the new template then cut-and-paste the global script across...

Angle grinder
Circular saw
1G USB keyring
7-way USB hub

Not to mention the 100% plus legal fees when George sues you for all you've got, m0ds....

My computer has some USB 1.1 ports and some USB2.0. Make sure you're using the right one.

Lifetime achievement, of course

Please put the suffix "in a game" after most of the categories. Programming is in-game. Resources is where the modules fall under.

Yes, because

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Alexander is a boy's name...

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so can you remember

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someone who has a boy's name that was thought to be a girl's?

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Google checkout has lower fees, for one But I thought Dave said that you don't have to actually sign up for paypal, anyway...

You're right, khris, I was thinking of something else...

you say "hide" in square brackets, like this:

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You need a name she will have asked for, perhaps, and pretend to be him/her

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Wrote 18 modules, beta-tested two excellent games for Dave Gilbert, not bad in AGS terms...

Sorry to keep pimping my modules, by they were made to solve these kind of problems. Import MultiResponse.

Code: ags

int state=Multi.Say(cHomer, "UHHHMMMM. Haaaiiirrryyyy...>Ohhh. The Bowl is Empty!");
if (state==0) {
  oCereal.Graphic = 69;
  cHomer.Say ("***DROOL***");
}

For each global script variable:

put "export varname;" at the end of the global script
put "import int varname;" in the script header

Or... use the DeNGVaT module and just type Global.Set("myvar") and Global.Get("myvar")...

The problem is, ints or global ints or whatever are of type "integer" and a label text is type String. So you need to do:

lblStatus.Text = String.Format("%d", daytime);

For easier globalints, try my DeNGVaT module.

And do you actuially have a GUI label called "lblStatus"? ANd does the previous line have a semicolon?

DialogBox module, you mean:

http://ssh.me.uk/moddoc/DialogBox

By pink, he actually means magenta: R=255, G=0, B=255

Ali, they do, and you can turn it off...

Let's say that I am making a character, who speaks while he is cooking, I wold make a sprite for his body, sprites for the animation of his hands that are cooking, sprites for the smoke that come from the food, and sprites for his head... All this sprites get together in one view, and are animated  simultaneously by one character, but I can control separately each part of him. Like make him stop talking while he keep cooking. This is Very useful to make characters with lots of animation without needing lots of sprites and lots of characters and objects to emulate just one single thing.

This is basically what my walkcycle generator does, so its quite possible to do this in AGS already.