I need more help I know I do these a lot now but i am exploring new ways of directing so naturally i will have a lot of questions…
Here the character in the mirror doesn’t want to become idle rear…i dont know whats wrong
Here the character in the mirror doesn’t want to become idle rear…i dont know whats wrong
If you already have Chloe as Chloe 2 then why did you add code for the both of them instead of one of that makes sense? (Just want to know cause I have not done a mirror thing before)
And 2, add a
(Filler) NARRATOR
Pause
After the animation
So you can see the animation happen
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I’m not completely sure what the problem is here, but these are some possible cases and solutions:
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There are two idle-rear animations (idle_rear and idle_loop_rear). They do the exact same thing, so you may want to try the other one in case there’s a glitch.
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There may be an error since line 99 starts with an & symbol and doesn’t have a line of code following it. (This is probably unlikely, though.)
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Episode does occasionally have glitches, so refreshing your screen (if you haven’t already) may help. However, I find this isn’t usually the case.
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I have had a problem with spot directing and animations happening at once before. You could separate the spot directing command and the animation by creating two & lines of code or you could use “then” instead of “and” since the spot change is instantaneous (it won’t change the time for the animation to begin).
I hope this helps.
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Line 97 and 99. You have & for both of them without adequate pausing/time between them.
You could try:
@CHLOE2 walks to spot s x y in zone # in s AND CHLOE2 does it while animation AND CHLOE2 faces left/right THEN CHLOE2 spot s x y in zone # AND CHLOE2 starts idle_rear AND CHLOE2 faces left/right
That code combines the lines and it will happen at the same time as Chloe’s walking because Chloe’s line has the ampersand (&).
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Thank you so much for the help❤️
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Thank you I will see what works 
