Okay thank you, I will try that!
your welcome
The problem I am having is that the background I am using is only one zone
Okay thank you so much!
@RudeInception Thank you so much for taking the time to create this for us. I really appreciate it to the uptmost. I’m at the scene where I’m trying to get the character to walk out of the door after she has engaged in a conversation with another character and wants the character to follow her out the door. I have gotten the hang of the whole spot directing phase when getting the character to walk to his or her position. The only problem is, I want my character to look as if she is actually walking out of the door. So would it be just @character spot 0.890 244 155 in zone 1
@character walks to spot 0.890 244 155 in zone 1 in T
@remove character or do I need to actually input something else in order for the character to look as if she is actually walking out the door?
Thanks for your kind words. I love the love. I will need to look at the scene just to be able to understand what you mean. Why don’t you go ahead and pm me the background your using.
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You’re welcome and I just messaged you.
Hi! so i’m just starting out episode and i don’t know what to do yet. how to you make the character enter and walk to a spot at the same time?
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What’s the spot command you’re using?
That command isn’t valid. There is a certain way you can use an enter command and then follow it with a spot command. But since you’re character is up a bit higher, I recommend you put them offscreen and walk them into the zone rather than enter.
You’ll find that method on part 1 of this guide.
thanks! it worked!
Can someone help me out?
Nick is entering from zone 2 to the left side in zone 3, but whenever I use this coding, I get the warning sign saying to use @CHARACTER enters from from X to screen Y
@pause for 3
@NICK spot 1.177 100 44 in zone 2
@NICK enters from left to spot 1.177 75 44 in zone 3 in 2 AND NICK faces right AND NICK starts walk_neutral
I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong.
Hey so I updated my guide. So here’s the changes you should make to the code:
@pause for 3
@NICK spot 1.177 100 44 in zone 2
@NICK walks to spot 1.177 75 44 in zone 3 in 2 AND NICK faces right AND NICK starts walk_neutral
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Thank you!
Thank you! this is so useful.
What do you mean by “two points” for time?? I read what it said above and it said something about 0.1-infinite, what does that mean??
I mean point A and B.
Where the character is (point A) to where the character ends up after walking (point B).