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Visions
Visions are easy to do, it's just a pain to figure out how to make them work for beginners. There's just one rule you need to remember. You HAVE to change &vision on a script attached to a screen. You do so by (in WinDinkEdit) right clicking on the screen and going to properties.
All you need to do is change &vision to whichever vision you want to be showing. Oh, and make sure there are no wait() say_stop() move_stop or any other commands of the sort before changing &vision because that will mess it up.
To make sprites appear in a certain vision, right click on them (in WinDinkEdit) and go to properties. There will be an input box marked vision which you should change accordingly. Robj's videos explain this part fairly well.
Visions are easy to do, it's just a pain to figure out how to make them work for beginners. There's just one rule you need to remember. You HAVE to change &vision on a script attached to a screen. You do so by (in WinDinkEdit) right clicking on the screen and going to properties.
All you need to do is change &vision to whichever vision you want to be showing. Oh, and make sure there are no wait() say_stop() move_stop or any other commands of the sort before changing &vision because that will mess it up.
To make sprites appear in a certain vision, right click on them (in WinDinkEdit) and go to properties. There will be an input box marked vision which you should change accordingly. Robj's videos explain this part fairly well.
