HELP! Urgent coding help

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@Hialexhi

I don’t understand how zones work still

Check out this video on zones: https://youtu.be/l2NInl8HoM0
You can watch Joseph Evans’ tutorials to gain some cool directing tips.

Zoom directing:

Zoom Directing (The Art of the Zoom Made Easy)

Hiiiii :v:t3:I’m RudeInception and today we will be discussing Zoom Directing. This method will allow you to zoom wherever you want to on the screen. Here we go: Zoom directing is made easier when using the Episode app for help. The following image will serve as reference: [image] Taken from my story LOBITA When you open the app to preview your story, you’ll want to click on Red and then click on Black. Blue is used to toggle between Focus and Zoom. In order to use Zoom you d…

Can also use pans : )

How to make characters same height-check out:

Spot Directing (Moving Characters Around)

Hiiiii . I’m RudeInception and today we will be discussing Spot Directing. This method will allow you to move/place your character wherever you want to on the screen. Here we go: Spot directing is made easier when using the Episode app for help. The following image will serve as reference: [image] Taken from my story: LOBITA When you open the app to preview your story, you’ll want to click on Yellow and then click Red. Blue is used to switch characters. White toggles bet…

@RudeInception

In general the command code is:
@CHARACTER spot S X Y in zone # at layer #

S = size of the CHAR (default size is 1.280)
X = X axis (left to right)
Y = Y axis (up and down)
zone # = the zone number (1, 2, 3, and sometimes 4)
layer # = the layer number (infinite)

The S value for the character would need to be the same in ink, I think (test this part out), however in Classic and Limelight, I believe it’s different. You should change the S value so that both characters appear the same height.

And here’s a guide on Spot walking:

Spot Walking (Walking w/Spot Direction)

Hiiiii I’m RudeInception and today we will be discussing Spot Walking (term I’ve made up). This method will allow you to walk your character all around a scene while the character stays in the size and position you chose while Spot Directing. (What’s that? Spot Directing Guide) Here we go: The general command is @CHAR walks to spot S X Y in zone # in T S = size of the CHAR (default size is 1.280) X = X axis (left to right) Y = Y axis (up and down) zone # = the zone number (1…

I hope this helps!