| kryddturken | Ok, my game is fine in the original interpreters but with Nagi the animations screw up. Whatever loop I put my ego in will remain during the game. I.e I put facing left using set.loop, if I walk right he will moonwalk... this only happens in Nagi. Suggestions? |
| Robin_Gravel |
Hi kryddturken Check if you're using AGI v2.936. Some AGI v2.936 games I saw don't work properly using Nagi. Robin Gravel |
| sonneveld |
The interpreter can change the loops of animated objects depending on which direction they are moving. For all version 2 interpreters (except 2.936 which is why i don't use it as default in NAGI) it will only update the loop if you have 4 or less loops. This is one loop for each direction. The v3 interpreter used by Kings Quest 4 and the v2 one for Space Quest 2 can do this for any number of loops (it ignores the remaining ones). Later v3 interpreters only have this behavior if a certain flag is set. solution: 1) change standard.ini so your emulated interpreter supports this behavior (it's one of the loop modes) 2) Modify your view so they'll only have 4 or less loops. This is only for views that need their loop changed based on direction however. I think you'll find, if you use an older version of Sierra's interpreter (ie something less than 2.936), it won't support the loops properly either. - Nick |
| kryddturken | Thanks, I will split my ego into several views then. |