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: : void main(void)



: : {



: : sp_base_walk(&current_sprite, 220);



: : sp_speed(&current_sprite, 1);



: : sp_brain(&current_sprite, 16);



: : }



: : void talk(void)



: : {



: : say("Hello.", 1);



: : wait(1000);



: : say("'4Hi.", &current_sprite);



: : }



: : void hit(void)



: : {



: : say("stupid head!", &current_sprite);



: : }



: Nothing wrong here. In fact, I quickly used your script on a girl I put in, and she walked and responded correctly.



: Still, the possible reasons that your people don't move are:



:  1. hardness. Why don't you add a line of



: sp_hard(&current_sprite, 1);



:   to main(void)



:  (I also suggest that you put the following in the beginning of main(void):



:  preload_seq(221);



:  preload_seq(223);



:  preload_seq(227);



:  preload_seq(229);



:   It's not necessary, but sometimes it does matter.)



:  2. sprite type. If you add your sprite with DinkEdit or DinkWinEdit, you should make sure it is normal type (type 1). Type 0 is background, and type 2 is invisible.



:  3. You forgot to attach the script to the sprite. The name of the script you type in editer does not need the extention .c



:  4. You did not put your script in the correct directory. It should be in a subdir in your dmod's directory.



:  5. You somehow changed your Dink.ini file and sprite No. 221, 223, 227, and 229 were no longer in there.



: If none of the above can solve your problem, then I'm all ears.





I should have tried this earlier but I didn't. in windinkedit you can set hardness. so I figured that wasn't it. but it was it. it was the hardness. thanks mimi