Why Isn't This Working?

@LAZRIA walks to spot 0.668 181 328 in 1.1 AND @LAZRIA is surf_crowd_loop

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Get rid of the @ after the second LAZRIA

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Let me see

Nothing

Can you send a screenshot of your script?

@LAZRIA walks to spot 0.668 181 328 in 1.1 AND LAZRIA does it while surf_crowd_loop

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Let me see

If that doesn’t work, we’ll need to see your script.

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It doesn’t work

Sure

Alright, can you screenshot your script. What happens exactly?

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Never Mind It Works

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I was about to ask what goes wrong exactly. Just looking at that I think it should work however, does Lazria pop onto the screen?

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Hey do you think you can help me one more time

Sure, what’s up?

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I’m using overlay create it won’t appear, and all I did was put overlay PIZZA create

If you’re using the “create” function for overlays (not adding it directly to your background) you need to use all four of these commands:
@overlay PIZZA create
@overlay PIZZA shifts to x y [in zone whatever]
@overlay PIZZA scales to s s
@overlay PIZZA opacity 1.0

Do you have all of those commands?

No.

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You need to do that if you’re adding the overlay into your script that way. Then it should work :slight_smile:. You did that in your screenshot above with the JOB DRAMA overlay.

If you’re adding an overlay to a background it’s simpler:
BACKGROUND with OVERLAY to [size] x y in zone z at layer n
But if you’re adding an overlay into a scene, you need at least those 4 commands (5 if you need to change the layer)

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