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No problem! It also looks like you're coding in wordpad (or something else with spellchecking). If you switched over to a code-oriented editor like Notepad++ or Geany, it might help to catch errors like that in the future.

On line 5, the "pan camera" command is missing a closing parentheses.

"set NPC position(ID, hero x(me), hero y(me)+1)" to make the npc appear one tile below the hero, "set NPC position(ID, hero x(me)+1, hero y(me))" to make it appear to the right, etc.

My screen res is 960 x 540, and Void Pyramid looks like this for me: http://i.imgur.com/mVEBELy.png Not particularly blurry, unless you're talking about the bilinear filtering. Tbh, I've never been a fan of it either, but I feel like most people don't like to have the game letterboxed on all sides s...

After a moment of hesitation, Scott follows Tokamak into the store, barely catching the door oh his way in.
"Uh, hey Tokamak..." Scott whispers, "Maybe we should buy our candles somewhere else? These people seem a little, um... preoccupied."

Scott doesn't have anything in particular he needs to do, so he follows after Tokamak.

And a super cool thing about follow walls, is if an NPC has its movement restricted by zones, then those zones count as walls too So I just got the zaniest idea: could you use this, in combination with restricted zones, to make (somewhat) complex npc movement patterns without using scripts? Aka: yo...

Honestly, the best solution I had for a similar problem was to lock the first hero in the first slot (using the "lock hero" function). I haven't really found a place where I'd need to move/remove the main character, so that worked for me.

The follow walls one looks cool! I gotta think up some use for it. Reminds me of the spiky guys who float along walls in Super Mario Land 2 (or was it Wario Land?)

Ooh! If you add/change movement types, maybe add the ability to change the wait between steps with the wander move type. IIRC it's currently random? It feels a little twitchy, and it'd be nice to make NPCs seem slower without making their movement speed 1. (And in higher FPS games, that still seems ...

Oh my goodness, I didn't know they were doing that again this year. I'm gonna have to think about entering.

Haha, sorry that it was such an ordeal. The normal mapping looks awesome though!

I like your style! It looks rotoscoped, definitely reminds me of the original Prince of Persia.

This is one of those times where I wish the OHR had smoother animations, as this style could definitely benefit from that. (TMC is still working on the new animation system though, so that's cool)

Scott is thoroughly surprised. "Well, that's not at all what I expected. Sorry for doubting you, you seem like a pretty legitimate physician. So then, why are you taking a dirty job like this?"

So I've updated this script and added an example rpg file to go with it. New features: 1. Uses a step based system instead of random chance. Set a range and it'll countdown to a battle. This is a much more reasonable system than using a random chance every step, and closer to the vanilla encounter s...