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How do u Put a Face next to the text box?
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Posted 2006-03-13, 06:18 PM
i really don't know how to and i wanna so it doesn't get really confusing in my story. Plz help.


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Posted 2006-03-13, 06:52 PM in reply to United_Ninjas's post "How do u Put a Face next to the text..."
1st page in the Event Commands, "Face Graphics". Use that to change the current face that's displayed. Note that it'll keep that face until you tell it to change/erase it.

Basically, like this:

<> Change face to Alex
<> Message: "Alex: Blah blah"
<> Message: "Alex: Random story thing"
<> Change face to King's face
<> Message: "King: Fetch me a twig"
<> Change face to blank
<> Message: "You got: \c[3]Twig Permit\c[0]!"
<> Change items: Add 1 twig permit
<>

..Though it won't use things like "King's Face", it'll use the faceset name and the position of the face on the faceset, but you get the idea.
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Posted 2006-03-14, 09:50 AM in reply to BlueCube's post starting "1st page in the Event Commands, "Face..."
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\c[3]Twig Permit\c[0]
What's that command do? That's to change the colour of the text, right?
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Posted 2006-03-14, 01:35 PM in reply to Lenny's post starting "What's that command do? That's to..."
Yeah, it's to change the colors. By default it'll be a dark gray, but obviously it depends on your system graphic...
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