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[Kato]

I'm working on that last bit of the tutorial, trying to get the door to change the scene, but I'm coming up with an error. It's on the line with the Game.ChangeScene. This is what my code looks like.

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#include "scripts\base.inc"


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
on "LookAt"
{
  actor.GoToObject(this);
  actor.Talk("Blah");
}


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
on "Take"
{
  actor.GoToObject(this);
  actor.Talk("Blah");
}


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
on "Talk"
{
  actor.GoToObject(this);
  actor.Talk("Blah");
}


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
on "LeftClick"
{
  actor.GoToObject()
  Game.ChangeScene("scenes\MyScene\MyScene.scene");
}


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//function GoToObject()
//{
//  actor.GoTo(200, 200);
//  actor.TurnTo(DI_UP);
//}
...a lil help, eh? :-P

[leucome]

Try to add ;  at the end of the line
actor.GoToObject();

[Kato]

Thanks for the help mate, but now it says there's an error on the line that I added the ; to. It works in the way of changing scenes, but the actor of course doesn't move to the door.

-Kato

[metamorphium]

you call actor.GoToObject without specifying what object it should go to.

Try this:

actor.GoToObject(this);

[TheDerman]

Maybe you need to remove ALL the // before every line starting with GoToObject().

Isn't // used to comment lines?

[sharkbait]

..and don't forget to set the walk-to coordinates for the door region in the scene manager.