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[Mac]

Thanks for the reply.

I just tested ScrollingSpeedX set to zero, but without any affects. I compiled this scene from our game, so you could see how it works here if you want:

http://mac-bs.de/temp/scrolling.zip (8mb)

Mac

[Mnemonic]

Thanks for the reply.

I just tested ScrollingSpeedX set to zero, but without any affects. I compiled this scene from our game, so you could see how it works here if you want:

http://mac-bs.de/temp/scrolling.zip (8mb)

Mac

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. The documentation says the attributes are called ScrollingSpeed..., but actually they are called ScrollSpeed... Please try setting something like this in the scene_init script:

Scene.ScrollSpeedX = 5;

That should do the trick, hopefully.

*goes shoot himself*

[Mac]

Hi,

hopefully the bullet missed you ...

I tried, but without success. It doesn't matter what number I give the Scene.ScrollSpeedX command, the speed is always the same.

Code: [Select]

#include "scripts\base.inc"

// here comes the stuff which initializes the scene

var EntZahnp=Scene.GetNode("Zahnsachen_Sprite");
var EntZahnpr=Scene.GetNode("Zahnsachen");

actor.SkipTo(2000, 680);
actor.Direction = DI_LEFT;
Scene.SkipTo(actor);
Scene.ScrollSpeedX=2;
actor.Active = true;

if(Game.IsItemTaken("Zahnbürste")==true) {
  EntZahnp.SetSprite("scenes\Apfelhaus\Zahnb_weg.sprite");
  EntZahnpr.Active=false;
}


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// scene state
global StateApfelhaus;


// default values
if(StateApfelhaus==null)
{
  StateApfelhaus.Visited = false;
  // add scene states here
}



////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// setup scene according to state variables



////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
if(!StateApfelhaus.Visited)
{
  StateApfelhaus.Visited = true;

  // this is our first visit in this scene...
}

Thanks
Mac
 

[Mnemonic]

Aaarhg. Not my day, deifnitely. Anyway, I tried Scene.ScrollPixelsX=3; in your scene and it seems to work reasonably. Of course, it depends on what type of scolling are you aiming for, ideally.

[Mac]

Ha !!!

You're right, now it works like a charm !
I forgot the 'ScrollPixelsX' in my last tests.

You made me a lucky man ... once again.

Thanks a lot
Mac