because you haven’t written it like me you have put all in one line using AND…so you basically shift it on 2 places at the same time. which of course will not work… write it exactly like me and it will work
&overlay BLACK HELICOPTER create
&overlay BLACK HELICOPTER shifts to 751 148 in zone 2
&overlay BLACK HELICOPTER scales to 0.933 0.933
&overlay BLACK HELICOPTER moves to layer 1
@overlay BLACK HELICOPTER opacity 1 in 0
@overlay BLACK HELICOPTER shifts to -194 452 in zone 1 in 3
you have to learn the difference between & @ AND THEN
I was trying to find some topic where it is in detail explained but can’t find it so basically:
@ is a basic command for something to happen
& is also the basic command for something to happen
the difference is that all commands with @ happen one after the other while & happen together in one time (including!! the first @ UNDER it).
So if you write
@CHAR1 is animation
@CHAR2 is animation
@CHAR3 is animation
first will make the animation CHAR 1 after he ends his animations starts the animation of CHAR2 and after he finishes starts the animation of CHAR 3
@CHAR1 is animation
&CHAR2 is animation
@CHAR3 is animation
If you write it like this first will happen animation of CHAR1 and after it is finished both CHAR2 and CHAR3 will do the animation together at the same time
&CHAR1 is animation
&CHAR2 is animation
@CHAR3 is animation
if you write it like this all 3 will do it at the same time
Similar it is with AND and THEN
When you write command in one line and everywhere you use AND all in that line happen at the same moment
THEN means the next command will happen after the previous (in the line) ends.
I personally recommend to get used to writing shorter commands using & @ instead of long lines using AND THEN if possible - even the effect is mostly similar - the reason is that in the long lines people often do make mistype or wrongly set the commands after each other and then it is almost impossible to find the mistake.
