ccrisan
November 8, 2018, 2:45pm
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no problem, the code it’s not a friendly thing at the first time, but do as @lanafrazer_episode says, look for more Joseph’s videos, it will help you a lot, the forum also has many tutorials to help you coding
here some of them, if you need:
Moving to the layers means something or someone can be in front or behind character or overlay.
You can use as many numbers as you want: -100 to 100 (probably even more)
CHARACTERS:
Commands:
@CHARACTER moves to layer #
@CHARACTER spot % X Y in zone # at layer #
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This picture is an example to show how numbers working.
Entering characters (@CHARACTER enters from left to screen right) are always in front of everything (unless you move other characters or overlays to the layers)
If …
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OVERLAYNAME is the overlay name
x coordinate is where the overlay is placed on the screen horizontally (side to side)
y coordinate is where the overlay is placed on the screen vertically (up and down)
% is the scale size
T stands for time in seconds
# means “number”
NOTE: When you test your story and move your overlay around, you will see 2 codes that look something like this (examples):
@overlay O…
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Props are objects that are automatically “glued” onto a character’s hand to use for certain animations. You’ve probably wondered why there are animations that look like your character is holding an invisible object, like the animation drink. Well you need to add the cup prop to your character in order to use that animation to its fullest! Then once you are finished with that animation, you’ll have to remove tha…
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