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really very much helpful
THANK YOU SO MUCH
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Wow! Thank you so much for this, bookmarked!
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bumppppp!!!
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really helpful 
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Iām trying to move my characters spot. I actually do know how to do it but Iām using an Acer in tablet mode. When I try to move my character it doesnāt work, whatās wrong ???
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hey sorry for the late reply i wasnt active here 
what do you mean by not moving? 
do you mean you wrote the code but itās not working or are you trying to move the characters in spot helper?
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I was trying to move my character in spot helper but she just wouldnāt move. But thx anyways, i got it to move. I think it was glitch or sum but it just started working randomly 
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Ah okay! Good that it works for you now! :D
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Hey, these tips helped a lot, thanks! I just have one question about the part where you talk about if the size of a character is larger than the default size. So after I first direct the character outside of the frame, what do I do to make the character appear in the frame with the appropriate size? Perhaps I just didnāt understand your instructions properly but I am confused on that part because I need my character to appear in the frame with the right size. Thanks again
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Exactly the same as her instructions using the smaller size. Use the same size number that you used for the āspotā command for the āwalks to spotā command.
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hey! really sorry i didnāt see this before, was busy with school stuff and didnāt come here 
so as @/jar_output_error explained, you first need to spot direct the character outside the frame.
so like if your character size is 0.950 while spot directing you keep that part constant and change the x coordinate (bolded part below) of the character such that itās outside the frame with the help of the spot helper.
@CHARACTER spot 0.950-100 7
@CHARACTER walks to spot 0.950 30 7
hope that makes things a bit clearer 
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