Slime Salad

Remember that parentheses are just a special way of saying "begin" and "end." This works just the same:
With that in mind, it makes sense that an extra comma after your parenthesis doesn't matter.

Any, two, separate, tokens, in, HamsterSpeak, can, be, separated, by, linebreaks, or, commas.

You
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Sure, I'd be at least vaguely interested.

Is that the black character with a chocobo in his afro from FFXIII?

Nice catch. I didn't bother reading the page.

Ker-banned! Feel free to talk about MUSCLE MARCH here.

Also, this should be in Gen Disc anyway.

I noticed that as well, but the link in his signature doesn't actually go anywhere. His posts are varying degrees of intelligible; if he continues to spam, I'll just delete his posts and ban him.

Are you listening, sammy?

There's a menu bitset to prevent cancel from closing the menu. It sounds like the problem is in your script otherwise.

Are you intentionally loading a new sprite each time?

That's not really like Pac-Man at all.

Anyway, you don't need a script to do that. Set the NPC's activation to "on step" and make it disappear once collected.

Yeah. James will usually unpassword your game for you, as will TMC. It's also really easy to compile your own password-free OHR if you know a little about programming.

NPCs: Check npc at spot, easy.

Heroes: Iterate through the heroes and verify that (powerx == herox(who) && powery == heroy(who)) == false for each one.

If you want any square that does not have all four walls to be legal, all you have to do is this: while &#40;read pass block&#40;powerx, powery&#41; <> &#40;north wall + south wall + east wall + west wall&#41;&#41; do &#40; If you want to verify that the NPC isn't walled ...

You voted for it in two categories.

Meatballsub wrote:Also, it seems to be pushing npcs through walls, and I don't have obstruction or npc walls suspended.

You're doing pixel movement and you're not checking walls. Pixel movement cares nothing for obstruction.

Slight problem with James's code: if&#40;key is pressed&#40;45&#41; && stamina key==false&#41; then&#40; stamina key &#58;= true # the rest of the stuff that happens for stamina &#41;else&#40; if &#40;key is pressed&#40;45&#41; == false&#41; th...