The Dink Network

I added a new monster to my Dmod, one which I created.Ok, I add it to a screen, give it a script, base walk, base attack etc. Now when I play my DMod, this monster just floats on the screen stuck in the same frame instead of walking nicely on the screen. Any possible explanations to what is happening??? Here are the Dink.ini lines and the script I have used for this foe:

I intend add the depth dot and the co-ordinates for the hardbox later on. So whether this or any other reason is there for the graphics not working properly.
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\walk\walk2- 882 90
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\walk\walk4- 884 90
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\walk\walk6- 886 90
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\walk\walk8- 888 90

load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\atk\attack2- 892 90
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\atk\attack4- 894 90
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\atk\attack6- 896 90
load_sequence GRAPHICS\water\atk\attack8- 898 90
//892 is the attack sequence
set_frame_special 892 3 1
set_frame_special 894 3 1
set_frame_special 896 3 1
set_frame_special 898 3 1

Script:
//script for the water monster
void main();
{
int &mcounter;
sp_brain(&current_sprite, 9);
sp_speed(&current_sprite, 1);
sp_nohit(&current_sprite, 0);
sp_distance(&current_sprite, 50);
sp_range(&current_sprite, 30);
sp_exp(&current_sprite, 200);
sp_base_walk(&current_sprite, 880);
sp_base_attack(&current_sprite, 890);
sp_defense(&current_sprite, 30);
sp_strength(&current_sprite, 10);
sp_touch_damage(&current_sprite, 5);
sp_hitpoints(&current_sprite, 100);
preload_seq(882);
preload_seq(884);
preload_seq(886);
preload_seq(888);

preload_seq(896);
preload_seq(894);
preload_seq(893);
preload_seq(898);

wait(500);
int &mtarget = get_sprite_with_this_brain(9, &current_sprite);
if (&mtarget > 0) { sp_target(&current_sprite, &mtarget); }

set_callback_random("target",2000,0);

}

void target( void )
{
&mtarget = sp_target(&current_sprite, -1);

if (&mtarget == 0) { //get new target
&mtarget = get_sprite_with_this_brain(9, &current_sprite); if (&mtarget > 0) { sp_target(&current_sprite, &mtarget); }
}

}

void hit( void )
{
playsound(29, 18050,0,&current_sprite, 0);

sp_target(&current_sprite, &enemy_sprite);
//lock on to the guy who just hit us
//playsound

}

void die( void )
{
int &hold = sp_editor_num(&current_sprite); if (&hold != 0) editor_type(&hold, 6);

&save_x = sp_x(&current_sprite, -1);
&save_y = sp_y(&current_sprite, -1);
external("emake","large");
}

void attack( void )
{
playsound(31, 18050,0,&current_sprite, 0);
&mcounter = random(2000,0);
sp_attack_wait(&current_sprite, &mcounter);

}

Help!!

Try removing the semicolon in "void main();"? I don't think that would fix it, but everything else looks fine.

Very stupid of me. I had set the brain of the sprite as 10 when there were no diagonal walk graphics i.e direction 1,3,5,7. Sorry I didn't mention that this monster only walked in four directions.
Well thanks for the help redink1.
One more question, when the brain is set to 10, can't the sprite attack? Is it necessary for the brain to be 9 for it to be able to attack? In that case I will have to render the graphics in the diagonal directions as well for the attack sequence to play correctly.
Sorry, this being a very stupid question as it is the first time I have added some animated graphics of my own.