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First, to enclose code for an if-condition, you have to use braces, not brackets:
  if (x = 1) { // note { not (
   somecode();
   somemorecode();
  } // note } not )

Second, if you use the character[] array, the character names have to be capitalised:
  character[TAY].ID
and
  character[GINNIE].ID

But the capitalised character names already represent the character number, so you could just as well do
  if (player.ID == TAY) {

But as KhrisMUC already noted, the best way is this:
  if (player == cTay) {
and
  cTay.SetAsPlayer();

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You also have to copy the script header over.

If you don't want to redownload the game, just right-click on the game icon, select "properties", and where it says "Start" type in your game's directory.  That'll fix it.

Does that mean the version that we can download as of now is the fixed version?

Oh, there will be a boxed version? Sweet. Will it cost extra? If so, how much? Any details on shipping (overseas) yet?

Nope, checked it out. I put it in every which way possible. I spent 38 minutes retesting it. It doesn't work. Atleast not for me.

Have you actually tested it in-game? As I said, I think the resizing doesn't show up in the editor, only at run-time.

I think he meant in the editor. AFAIK they only show up scaled at run-time.

Right, you shouldn't need to "bypass the Module's rep_execute function". Every module, the global script and each room can have their own independent repeatedly_execute(_always) functions.

1) I agree, essential things like this and Object.Clickable should be selectable from the editor, just like it is with characters.

2) Automatically resizing an object will always look ugly. If you draw the object in the correct size from the beginning, you shouldn't need this.
The "Use walkable area scaling" works just like it does with characters, it resizes the object according to the scaling setting of the walkable areas it's currently on. You may need this if the object is not stationary but moves around the room.

Maybe it didn't work for you because the base of the object is the lower-left corner, not lower-middle like characters. Make sure this point is actually on the walkable area.

3) Makes sense to me. Maybe the room editor could just superpose the player character automatically for the game maker to drag around.

4) Yeah, the highest benefit is see here is if you could drag the points around after  they have connected so you can adjust the area/region without having to manually edit or draw it again.

How did you "install" it and what's the error message you get?

It runs on my Debian which Ubuntu is based on, so I would say yes!

Did it happen just this one time or does it happen every time with this file?

Sure thing!

http://aafiles.bicycle-for-slugs.org/full/Razors%20in%20the%20Night.rar

Oooh, at first I thought you were making a game about THE bananaman



Good luck though!

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FLIC anims are meant to be used in 256col-games.

Really?? Meh!

Its pretty hard to use it on dialoge speech.

Yeah, that's the problem with all custom speech functions. Rather than trying to implement all these suggestions, maybe CJ should really look into allowing script functions in dialog script.

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Dave or CJ, has this been resolved?