This might help (pretty much same info from the post but with a visual showing the character in action) 
BTW RudeInception, if you want me to remove this example picture, can let me know 
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Please help! I’m trying to get my character to enter from the bottom of the screen with their back facing the camera. Like walking away from the camera, but I can’t seem to figure out how to.
Can I see your script?
Hey, i got the help i needed with it, but thanks a lot for answering!
hey I’m sorry im so late but I just wanted to let you know you have helped me so much in the making of my story so thank you so much, your honestly the best person I come too when I need help, thank you !!
I’m a little lost with my code. Says it’s wrong but the start of my story I coded this the same way… with no problem. Help!
@BEV walks to spot 1 280 120 7 in zone 2
@HAZEL walks to spot 1 280 240 11 in zone 2
Did you copy the exact spot code ?
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I haven’t used Episodes in so long I can’t even begin to tell you what to do. Sorry 
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Yes 
guess I’ll scrap this coding and try a new approach.
It should be this:
@BEV walks to spot 1.280 120 7 in zone 2
@HAZEL walks to spot 1.280 240 11 in zone 2
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How did I forget something so simple… Thank YOU!!!
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Thank you so much 
. It helped me so much…I was searching for it from long time.
Hi I need help with idek what you can call it. My character keep walking on screen but behind the bed when I obvi need him in front of it. Can someone please help me!
Thank You!!! Can the characters do this while walking a certain way like walk_trudge?
You’d need to use layers: HOW TO: Move Characters / Overlays to the Layers If you’re still stuck please share your code.
@ExZhye yes you can have a walking animation with your code. Example:
@CHAR walks to spot 0.900 50 90 in zone 2 in 1 AND CHAR does it while walk_trudge
#They walk to this position in zone 2 in 1 second and use that animation.
Hi, I want my character to enter from the right. So, how would I do that?
If you want to use spot directing, you spot direct them out of screen and then have them walk to a specific spot onscreen, like this:
&CHARACTER spot 1.250 500 30 in zone 1
@CHARACTER walks to spot 1.250 180 30 in zone 1
If you’re not using spot directing, you just write:
@CHARACTER enters from to position
Thank you so much!!! 
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If we were to use just @CHARACTER walks to spot 1.250 180 30 in zone 1 would it work out?
I don’t think it would work like that, but you can do this:
@CHARACTER enters from right/left to spot 1.250 180 30