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It's in the cookbook here.

I think that the reason for this is that the thing passed to the at clause is usually in fact an ATL transform (it has been since ATL was introduced). Positions like left and center are re-written as ATL transforms. But you can instead write this code totally using ATL as follows: transform dispcent...

You could just put the whole project on a USB disc and build the distributions at an internet cafe or on some other public computer ;D

lunasspecto wrote:number473, I quite like your avatar. It reminds me of my favorite anime.

Thank you. Which anime would that be?

You can use the pause statement (reference) using the number of seconds that you want to pause.

I created this as a logo for the sprite creation program I'm working on (well, not actively working on) called Paper Tiger, but I'm not totally happy with it. Anyway, I decided it's good for my avatar at least, although it didn't shrink all that well.

math.sin seems like the right function to me. You don't need the complex numbers here at all.
Also, I wrote a similar atl warper in this thread, but using sin(x) sin^2(x). That gives wave packets, though, you've got the right formula for a damped wave.

You need to save the file in a format that can save transparency, i.e. in a format that has an alpha channel. The usual format used for this is png. gif also can work, but png is a better choice. Assuming that you have the original sprite in gimp or photoshop, if the background is already transparen...

Good progress ^_^ Taking a quick look at it I notice/recommend the following things: - It would be useful to be able to change the colour of the front and back hair at the same time. I'm not sure if I can think of a time when I would want the two colours to be different. - When changing the darkness...

ksotaku100 wrote:OS-tans Forever!!! Long, live 2K-tan!!!

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Vista-tan?

Awesome! I'm looking forward to getting my hands on the screen language and trying it out myself. Looks nice and straightforward.

Is the image in the the game folder itself or in a subfolder. If it's in a sub-folder, you need to put "folder/image.bmp" or it won't find the file.

I think what you are looking for is here under string interpolation.
I'm not sure that they are compatible with text tags, though.

edit: Oh, that was the another post notification that I blindly clicked through ^^;

I would think that the $ would allow access to Lua in this case, rather than Python code, since that is the underlying language. As mentioned above, most arithmetic and assignment should be similar, I guess - I don't know Lua so I'm not sure. This would depend, though, on your focus: do you want to ...

I'm still not sure what to do about prioritising moves compared to actions, though... What about setting an acceptable range from the character to be away from enemies. For example, a fighter would need to move provided there was no adjacent enemy. An archer would move if the enemy was out of range...