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Is there anyway to have split screen sections in a game? Would make for interesting puzzles I think. I tried a search but didn't find anything.

I wanted my Mouse mode to be pointer in the first room because it is my titile screen. Then after you leave that room I wanted it to change to Walkto so I added this in the script for the first room.

Code: ags

function room_Load()
{
  mouse.Mode = eModePointer;
}

function room_Leave()
{
  mouse.Mode = eModeWalkto;
}

The problem is it always sets it to Lookat in the next room.

I am trying to make a small 4 room game but I am horrible at backgrounds. Here is my first background. It is supposed to be a little dungeon the player starts in. Only other thing I was thinking of adding was maybe a sheet over a pile of straw for a bed.




also made a simple title screen already.

I would like to add a new interaction type other than the basic look, touch, talk, and walk. The game idea I have would have a part animal character and I would like her to have smell and hearing interactions with hotspots.

Sorry if this is in the wrong section. I was not sure if it was a "simple" question or not

On many of the tabs things do not line up as they should and display in the wrong spots. Here is an example shot of the preferneces window to show what I mean.

Well I love adventure games and have played a lot made with AGS. I have an idea for my own game but I need to learn how to make good sprites before I can start.

Here is my first attempt at my main character Snow. She is an Ice elf so she has light blue skin and white hair. She is based off of my character from the oblivion game. Screenshot here

Anyway here is my sprite. Doesn't look like much right now

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