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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by a questing system, but I had something similiar in my first game, MiniBot. There were a list of challenges such as "Make an Orange Smoothie" or "Make friends with all 4 BabyBots" etc... If you want a list of challenges or "quests", ...

You're very welcome! ^_^ I <3 the ConditionSwitch

While my init section may look a little messier, it makes my life so much easier, haha

Yeah, I got that. Thanks a bunch! On a side note, can I ask you a little something? Supposedly, you can make folders in the "game" directory, right? And then defining these images has to be "\foldername\filename.format" , Right? Honestly, I don't know... o.O That sounds right th...

"Switch could not choose a displayable"... this means that it was unable to find an image to display based on the current conditions. Make sure there is always one condition that is true. Also, check for typos that may be messing with the variables. If you can't find any, post your code an...

Thanks a lot! I will try it again with the '-s. Another thing - do I have to declare all combinations that I will be using in the init? I'm a bit confused as to the way LiveComposite works. ;x I'm not sure exactly what difference LiveComposite is from the regular ConditionSwitch, but yes. You'll ha...

Sorry to ask yet another question x_x Here's the issue... since my game screen size is very small (300 x 250 pixels), the automatically programed save/load menu doesn't work right/ looks cluttered. So, I was hoping I could make a very simple, smaller save and load menu instead: http://i1179.photobuc...

So, I'm still a noob too... but I've used condition switches a lot lately ^_^ I think they're exactly what you're looking for. First, no. You don't have to define the images first, because that's what you're doing with the Condition Switch/ Live Composite thing. It is defining "eileen" as ...

The game seems to be going well! The characters seem really cool too... I'm excited for the game to be finished!

Thank goodness for cut and paste, haha :D AHHH! It works! Thank you so much!!! *faints* O.O Btw, when I was redoing the "animations", I put those little $ signs in like you posted and it took me like 5 minutes to realize it was already in a python block, so I didn't need them, lol (even af...

$ yeah = ["yeah", "yes", "uh huh", "okay"] for i in range(0,len(yeah)): if yeah[i] == "yes": $ you_win = True for i in yeah: if i == "yes": $ you_win = True Hmm... Ok.. I think I'm starting to understand. So, in this first example, it's ju...

Blah... I never know where to put code... Where would I put your code? Here's a simplified version of my current code: init: $ guess = "" $ correctSTARS = "" $ points = 0 $ level = 0 $ image Square = BLAHBLAHBLAH... this is the animation label TelescopeGAME: $ correctSTARS = corr...

What are you asking? How to check for the answer, or how to display the correctSTARS? And it miiiight be useful if you posted the "whole long code" if want to know how to do both. To extract the letters one by one to get to the conditional to recognize and do something about it, you can d...

Hello! Yet another noob question... I'm having trouble wrapping my head around the "for i in range()" function thing... I've read like 10 different explanations for it, but I just can't understand it. The main reason I'm asking is because I'm trying to make a mini game kind of like "S...

I like it when different looks effect the character's responses or have bonus effects. I think it's a nice surprise :) Of course, as the other people have said, not ending up with a guy because you're not dressed the same as him is really annoying, but in general I like the "dress up" effe...

@ Aleema: LOL! I've never played the newer RCT games, but lately I've been so addicted to the original. That's a crazy amount of customization though. o.o It seems, from example, that there is a point where too much customization is bad. Even if it was just with colors, I feel that the whole "L...