Adventure Incoming Released! (News: BETA 1.2.1 released.)

[Coralbits]

nice

[Quote]

hell yea looking forward to it man

[shiny]

alright cool

[Valso22]

you should call this a beta now, ik i haven't updated in years and i said i was going to work in the level also the level maybe is cringy idk but now... NOW. i will update this...


























nevermind noone will see this vvvvvv is dead ;-;

[allison]

nevermind noone will see this vvvvvv is dead ;-;

nah. distractionware is mostly just for posting levels now, but lots of people are active on discord and there's lots of recent levels to play

[Valso22]

wow really? gr8.

[Valso22]

I'm sorry, I don't think I explained repeating scripts very well.  In this state all your script does is crash the game.  The location where you put the ifflag and the iftrinkets commands has to be the one Viridian steps in.  The dialogue has to be in a separate script box unreachable from the player.  In the ifflag command, "x" stands for a number.  You have to put a number in the place of "x".  Where you put "nothing" there has to be a reference to an entirely separate script box.  The iftrinkets command has to reference the script box with the dialogue in it.  So all three scripts would look like this:
The box Viridian is in:

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ifflag(1,nothing)
iftrinkets(0,losedvirdian)The dialogue script that is out of reach of the player (in this case, losedvirdian):

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reply
Gah where am'i?

reply
AND MOST IMPORTANT

sad

reply
Where are my friends?

flag(1,on)
The script called nothing has nothing.

Here's a video that may help you:
https://youtu.be/awumadrkyb8
If anyone can explain this better please do.

OR ELSE do this:

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ifflag(x,nothing)

say
This is a non repeating script

flag(x,on)
its way simplier, and more compact.

its beautiful.

[Balneor]

OR ELSE do this:

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ifflag(x,nothing)

say
This is a non repeating script

flag(x,on)
its way simplier, and more compact.

its beautiful.

You can, but only if the script contained in that ifflag command, have say() / reply() commands (In other words, contains dialogue). Otherwise you'll cause the staying cutscene bars glitch to happend, which reduces the game's view and generally is very annoying to deal with.

[Valso22]

OR ELSE do this:

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ifflag(x,nothing)

say
This is a non repeating script

flag(x,on)
its way simplier, and more compact.

its beautiful.

You can, but only if the script contained in that ifflag command, have say() / reply() commands (In other words, contains dialogue). Otherwise you'll cause the staying cutscene bars glitch to happend, which reduces the game's view and generally is very annoying to deal with.

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ifflag(x,nothing)

say
This is a non repeating script
flag(x,on)
endcutscene()
this should fix it

[WoodStuff]

OR ELSE do this:

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ifflag(x,nothing)

say
This is a non repeating script

flag(x,on)
its way simplier, and more compact.

its beautiful.

You can, but only if the script contained in that ifflag command, have say() / reply() commands (In other words, contains dialogue). Otherwise you'll cause the staying cutscene bars glitch to happend, which reduces the game's view and generally is very annoying to deal with.

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ifflag(x,nothing)

say
This is a non repeating script
flag(x,on)
endcutscene()
this should fix it

is endcutscene() a simplified command? probably not, because i'm using simplifieds (never tried internal before) and i don't want to waste flag space

[allison]

is endcutscene() a simplified command? probably not, because i'm using simplifieds (never tried internal before) and i don't want to waste flag space

endcutscene is only in internal, not simplified

[RobinTendo]

This level is amazing! Its just challenging enough and I can't wait to play the full version. Thank you!