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This week's brand new free-to-use-with-attribution music tracks are:

"THE GRUMPY MONSTER'S CASTLE" (LoFi)
"TREASURE CAVE" (LoFi)
"OF LEGENDS AND FABLES 3" (LoFi)
"TROUBLE IN DREAMLAND" (LoFi)
"CANDY FACTORY" (LoFi)

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Greetings Fellow Creatives,

This week's brand new Lofi tracks are:

8-BIT PERPLEXION
ARCADE PUZZLER
ARCADE PUZZLER_V001
BONKERS FOR ARCADES
FUNKY CHIPTUNE
IT’S RAINING PIXELS
IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN THE 80’s
THE ICE CREAM MAN

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Hi aleada21

It seems to work, but maybe there are other options?

What you did seems about right.

is it possible to disable fade when switching to another scene? I saw this parameter in ChangeScene, but maybe it is possible to do it globally?

You could create your own ChangeScene method (ie. a custom method), one that has the parameters FadeOut and FadeIn set to false. For example:

Code: WME Script

1. method ChangeScene(Filename)
2. {
3.   this.ChangeScene(Filename, false, false);
4. }

You can read more about the whole process in this section of the documentation:
Custom methods and objects.

is it possible to implement something like a gallery? I see it as a sprite where each frame is a separate photo, when you click on the buttons the frame changes

I'd say that the answer is yes. You can arrange images in a certain way and then trigger a change by clicking on a button. If you check out the wme demo project (also known as wme_demo.wpr), specifically the folder named interface, you will find examples of changes triggered by clicking on buttons.

did it

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var miu = Scene.GetNode("meow");
miu.Active = false;
It seems to work, but maybe there are other options?

Hi everyone, I hope this place will help with the answer, maybe my question will seem silly. I'm trying to do a quest and I need to do this mechanics: When you click on one of the objects, should activate a point in the same scene, to move to another. I tried to do through if else, for some reason comes out an error, I attach the code below. I hope for your help! I apologize for possible mistakes, my main language is Russian, I write through a translator.

Additionally, is it possible to implement something like a gallery? I see it as a sprite where each frame is a separate photo, when you click on the buttons the frame changes. And also, is it possible to disable fade when switching to another scene? I saw this parameter in ChangeScene, but maybe it is possible to do it globally?

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#include "scripts\base.inc"

// here comes the stuff which initializes the scene
global meow;



////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// scene state
global Statespal1;
{
    if(meow == 1) {
        Scene.GetNode("meow").Active = true;
    }
    else {
        Scene.GetNode("meow").Active = false;
    }
}
// default values
if(Statespal1==null)
{
  Statespal1.Visited = false;
  // add scene states here
}



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



////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
if(!Statespal1.Visited)
{
  Statespal1.Visited = true;

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


Click script:

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#include "scripts\base.inc"


on "LeftClick"
{
    meow = 1;
    Scene.GetNode("meow").Active = true;
    Game.Msg("CatActivate!");
}

Hey Everyone,

Another hectic week...ugh! Do you ever feel like your life is out of control?  Anyhow, I managed to create some new music tracks to share with everyone. They're free to use, as always, with attribution. They are:

"BLOB MONSTERS RETURN" (LoFi)
"DISCO ANTS GO CLUBBIN" (LoFi)

You'll find them here:
https://soundimage.org/funnyquirky/

I really like the atmospheric quality of LoFi and I think it works well for these kinds of humorously weird tracks...it seems to heighten their weirdness even more...lol.

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I would add an event handler to the file game.script to take care of what happens when the user left double clicks. As I don't know what you coded in order to skip (walking) to a location, you may need to modify the next example to include both behaviours.

Code: WME Script

1. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
2. on "LeftDoubleClick"
3. {
4.   // what did we double click?
5.   var ActObj = Game.ActiveObject;
6.   if(ActObj!=null)
7.   {
8.     // using an inventory item on another object
9.     if(Game.SelectedItem != null && Game.SelectedItem!=ActObj)
10.     {
11.       var Item = Game.SelectedItem;
12.       if(ActObj.CanHandleEvent(Item.Name)) ActObj.ApplyEvent(Item.Name);
13.       else if(Item.CanHandleEvent("default-use")) Item.ApplyEvent("default-use");
14.       else if(ActObj.CanHandleEvent("default-use")) ActObj.ApplyEvent("default-use");
15.       else actor.Talk("I can't use these things together.");
16.     }
17.     // just a simple double click
18.     else ActObj.ApplyEvent("LeftDoubleClick");
19.   }
20.   // else propagate the LeftDoubleClick event to a scene
21.   else
22.   {
23.     Scene.ApplyEvent("LeftDoubleClick");
24.   }
25. }
26. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
27.  

Hi everyone,

I need help. I'd like to enable skiping walking by double clicking. It already works. But there is a problem. When any item is selected, the actor skips the walking, but he doesn't use the item.

Does anyone know, how to code the doubleclick use for items?

Thanks.

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I've created and uploaded some cool new concrete textures onto my website...you'll find them here:

https://soundimage.org/txr-concrete-pavement-seamless/

Maybe useful for roads, buildings, statues, bridges. etc.

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