The Dink Network

Yes, this is possible and can be extremely handy depending on what your DMOD needs to do.

this is an example:

int &example;
&example = create_sprite(100, 150, 0, 50, 1);
//The first number (100) is the sprite's X position
//The second number (150) is the sprite's Y position
//The third number (0) is the sprite's brain
//The fourth number (50) is the sprite's sequence
//And the fifth number (1) is the frame

//You could then make it talk
say("`4My text is orange", &example);

//Or you could add a script to that sprite by using
sp_script(&example, "test.c");

Remember to call it &example (or whatever you called it) instead of &current_sprite.

If you don't know a sprites sequence or frame, then you can right-click the sprite and choose 'Properties' in WinDinkEdit. I think all editors have something like this, but I wouldn't know because I always use WinDinkEdit.

And if there's anything I haven't been clear on, feel free to ask me or someone else to try and explain it better

EDIT: Oops, didn't notice the other two questions due to skim-reading