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I've no idea how to control, let's say 3rd sprite in a conversation unless I've declared him as a variable.
The "brain trick" works well for building cutscenes. I.e. in the editor, give each sprite a different brain. This allows you to pick them up easily in the script by using get_sprite_with_this_brain.
Example:
It works rather less well in Windinkedit than Dinkedit (because you can't assign non-existing brains in WDE), but it can done with the default brains, as long as you remember to change the brains after picking the sprites. (A townsperson with a duck brain isn't a pretty sight)
The "brain trick" works well for building cutscenes. I.e. in the editor, give each sprite a different brain. This allows you to pick them up easily in the script by using get_sprite_with_this_brain.
Example:
void main wait(1) int &bob = get_sprite_with_this_brain(20,0) int &bobina = get_sprite_with_this_brain(21,0) int &bobalina = get_sprite_with_this_brain(22,0) int &bobinalinatrix = get_sprite_with_this_brain(23,0) }
It works rather less well in Windinkedit than Dinkedit (because you can't assign non-existing brains in WDE), but it can done with the default brains, as long as you remember to change the brains after picking the sprites. (A townsperson with a duck brain isn't a pretty sight)
