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: I use the following script to open a castle gate, but when I test it, it opens about 2 cm ( 1,5 ins) to the left of where it suposed to be opened.



: Can someone plz, tell me what's wrong?:



: void main(void)

: {

: }

: void talk( void )

: {

: freeze(1);

: say_stop("Knock, knock... ", 1);

: say_stop("'4Who is there? ", &current_sprite);

: say_stop("Dink Smallwood ", 1);

: say_stop("'4Ok, come in... ", &current_sprite);

: move_stop(1, 6, 499, 1);

: move_stop(1, 4, 497, 1);

: wait(1000);

: sp_seq(&current_sprite, 68);



This is the line that draws my attention too.

What (p)seq did the sprite start with? Because if it wasn't already 86 then it may appear to "teleport" when you chance it. (if that's what you're saying it does, I'm not totally sure)



: playsound(7,22050,0,0,0);

: wait(1000);

: script_attach(1000);

: fade_down();

: fill_screen(0);

: &player_map = 696;

: sp_x(1, 314);

: sp_y(1, 370);

: load_screen();

: draw_screen();

: fade_up(void);

: &update_status = 1;

: draw_status();

: move_stop(1, 8, 260, 1);

: unfreeze(1);

: return;

: }

Hi. I didn't bother to read the whole script (it was too long you know ;) ) but the reason could be that you don't have sp_frame(&current_sprite, 1); after sp_seq(&current_sprite, 68);. I'm not starting to explain why is it like this but.. Ok, i don't know. :) But at least i know that sp_frame(&current_sprite,1); sometimes needs to be added after sp_seq.



sp_seq(&current_sprite, 68);

sp_frame(&current_sprite, 1);