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[A.Y.]

Hello.
Long did not appear in this forum,
during this time my son was born, and it already has grown a little.
I came time to start its project.
 
I would like to ask how to remove Actor from the Scene?
And, Entity can move independently like Actor?

[atm_deev]

nameactor.Active=FALSE;

[A.Y.]

Thanks.
but what about the second question?

[A.Y.]

I am writing:

on "sute_01"
{
  Game.Interactive = false;
  actor.Talk("Bla.");
  Game.DropItem("sute_01");

////////////delete beggar_01
 var Beggar_01 = Scene.LoadActor("actors\beggar_01\beggar_01.actor"); 
 if (Beggar_01.Active==true)
 {
    Beggar_01.Active = false;
 }

 //////////load beggar_01_sute
 var Beggar_01_sute = Scene.LoadActor("actors\beggar_01_sute\beggar_01_sute.actor");
 Beggar_01_sute.SkipTo(400, 550);
 ///////////
  Game.Interactive = true;
}

[metamorphium]

well, your code is strange indeed. You operate with 3 actors in here...


on "sute_01"
{

This is probably your main actor which does the talking and stuff
  Game.Interactive = false;
  actor.Talk("Bla.");
  Game.DropItem("sute_01");


Here you load brand new actor and immediately hide it so it will never be shown.
////////////delete beggar_01
 var Beggar_01 = Scene.LoadActor("actors\beggar_01\beggar_01.actor");
 if (Beggar_01.Active==true)
 {
    Beggar_01.Active = false;
 }

Now you load the third actor and show it.
 //////////load beggar_01_sute
 var Beggar_01_sute = Scene.LoadActor("actors\beggar_01_sute\beggar_01_sute.actor");
 Beggar_01_sute.SkipTo(400, 550);
 ///////////
  Game.Interactive = true;
}


Also you place the new actor to the local variable so after this event ends you no longer own any "handle" to it. Is this intentional?

[A.Y.]

thank you very much for the help.
But I am an artist and not the programmer, and the way to take programming - copy / past.
I found how to remove actor from the scene.

////////////delete beggar_01
this.Active = false;

Unfortunately you are right about a local variable, for the last actor,
and if I leave this scene, then return actor disappears from the scene.
as it back, I still do not know.

Now you load the third actor and show it.
 //////////load beggar_01_sute
 var Beggar_01_sute = Scene.LoadActor("actors\beggar_01_sute\beggar_01_sute.actor");
 Beggar_01_sute.SkipTo(400, 550);
 ///////////
  Game.Interactive = true;
}


Also you place the new actor to the local variable so after this event ends you no longer own any "handle" to it. Is this intentional?

Please, explain to me, how I can change the Actor correctly.