Reply to Re: Recent Release: Historical Hero II
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August 10th 2012, 07:24 PM
SebastianT
Only thing I can think of is to mess with the script itself. If you want to try to mess with it yourself, the script's called "s3-ancscene". Also, you might want to check if there's a script called "s3-abeboss" in the STORY folder. If it has somehow mysteriously disappeared, then that's pretty much the only thing I can think which could launch this error.
Skull,
Thanks for the reply.
The /story/ directory contains: s3-ancscene.c (4875 bytes), s3-abeboss.c (1761 bytes), and s3-abeboss2.c (8335 bytes).
Applying a complete lack of originality I added "debug" statements looking like this:
say_stop("Debug ans#4", 1);
wait(1000);
to s3-ancscene.c and s3-abeboss.c and found that the problem was occurring following this line:
external("healthbar", "make_hbar", 3, ¤t_sprite);
I also discovered that, after I had added about fifteen of those PRINT statements to 'healthbar.c' and replayed the scene, I wound up in combat with Abraham-or-someone-like-him, and gained 150EXP for defeating him. Of course, by that point Abraham had leapt up on the stage-left rocks, and there's no telling what state the variables were in by that point; I hit Alt-Q and exited.
Very confusing.
Does this provide any more insight?
Skull,
Thanks for the reply.
The /story/ directory contains: s3-ancscene.c (4875 bytes), s3-abeboss.c (1761 bytes), and s3-abeboss2.c (8335 bytes).
Applying a complete lack of originality I added "debug" statements looking like this:
say_stop("Debug ans#4", 1);
wait(1000);
to s3-ancscene.c and s3-abeboss.c and found that the problem was occurring following this line:
external("healthbar", "make_hbar", 3, ¤t_sprite);
I also discovered that, after I had added about fifteen of those PRINT statements to 'healthbar.c' and replayed the scene, I wound up in combat with Abraham-or-someone-like-him, and gained 150EXP for defeating him. Of course, by that point Abraham had leapt up on the stage-left rocks, and there's no telling what state the variables were in by that point; I hit Alt-Q and exited.
Very confusing.
Does this provide any more insight?