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RE: stage question - Silverthorn - 03-28-2009 ok, then, it's quite obvious that there is either a mistake (such as spelling) in your dat-file, whether it is the file-name or the line in data.txt itself, or it is somewhere "hidden" in the dat-file (check the reference list for known bugs: clicky). Sometimes, the comp gets a little bitchy, so you might want to check if changing the order when this line in data.txt is being read will help. If these things all don't help (or do help), tell us so
RE: stage question - LilSteve - 03-28-2009 well i edited my post above you and wrote the dat-file... RE: stage question - Silverthorn - 03-29-2009 bg\sys\nback2.bmp? Are you sure that it isn't something like bg\sys\asdf\nback2.bmp (where asdf represents the bg-folder)? Just asking, it looks a little strange to me.... RE: stage question - LilSteve - 03-29-2009 whaa your right xD should be bg\sys\sb\nback2.bmp ![]() naah anyways another problem.... now the pic is falling slowly ..... RE: stage question - Lauli - 03-29-2009 it should be a type: 3 object. Further should the centery be at the edge of the non-walkable-area. Then you need to have a hit_j: 1 (I think) in the frame. BTW: The thread starter is someone else than the one that posts his problems? RE: stage question - LilSteve - 03-29-2009 isnt it type: 3 ? and i dont get it with hit_j: 1 and this was my question and i said he should post it ^^ u dont have to understand that xD RE: stage question - Lauli - 03-29-2009 Hit_j: 1 causes the pic to move on the z-axis, to the top of the walkable area. Orly... RE: stage question - LilSteve - 03-29-2009 Spoiler (Click to View) RE: stage question - Lauli - 03-29-2009 Lolz, then try hit_j: 80 But it could happen that you don't see the bg then. Play a little with the centerx/y values. RE: stage question - LilSteve - 03-29-2009 uhm why is it moving everytime somewhere else ? |