@BLAIR spot 1.001 149 52 in zone 1 AND EVAN spot 1.280 228 -16 in zone 1 BLAIR is slap_face AND EVAN is slap_face_receive
also
@ERIC spot 1.280 239 -2 in zone 2 AND EVAN spot 1.280 90 1 in zone 2 at layer 3 EVAN is think
They’re saying they’re both not a valid directing command…
You forgot the word ‘AND’ in both commands. It should look like this:
@ BLAIR spot 1.001 149 52 in zone 1 AND EVAN spot 1.280 228 -16 in zone 1 AND BLAIR is slap_face AND EVAN is slap_face_receive
@ ERIC spot 1.280 239 -2 in zone 2 AND EVAN spot 1.280 90 1 in zone 2 at layer 3 AND EVAN is think
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omg i literally type so fast i feel dumb lmao But thank youu hun 
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I just got my cover approved, its only a few hours since I uploaded it.
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Just a tip, rather than using AND in one big long line to direct multiple characters at once - you can tidy up your script by using & instead of @ to simultaneously direct characters at the same time. E.g.
&CHAR 1 walks to spot x in x AND CHAR 1 faces right
&CHAR 2 walks to spot x in x AND CHAR 2 faces right
And when you want the simultaneous directing to stop, you can use the @ command for the last character if that makes sense.
E.g.
&CHAR 1 walks to spot x in x AND CHAR 1 faces right
&CHAR 2 walks to spot x in x AND CHAR 2 faces right
@CHAR 3 walks to spot x in x AND CHAR 1 faces right
Doing it this way will help you spot mistakes easier and pin point the exact line the error is on 
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thank u
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