Opening things..
SarahParah
27 Nov 2008, 11:20Ok so I have a problem.
I'm trying to put some objects in a cupboard (container).
I want them to be shown when the player says "open cupboard".
But, instead of that, the objects appear in the room without opening the cupboard and when I type "open cupboard" they actually disappear
How can I put them IN the cupboard and when the player types "open cupboard" to make them appear?
Please help me
I'm trying to put some objects in a cupboard (container).
I want them to be shown when the player says "open cupboard".
But, instead of that, the objects appear in the room without opening the cupboard and when I type "open cupboard" they actually disappear

How can I put them IN the cupboard and when the player types "open cupboard" to make them appear?
Please help me

Freak
27 Nov 2008, 14:29When you're asking for help with code, try posting a minimal code snippet that demonstrates the problem.
Method 1:
1) Make a copy of the .asl file.
2) Comment out what's not relevant to your problem. (Put an apostrophe at the beginning of those lines.)
3) Check that the file still demonstrates the problem.
3a) If it does, erase the commented lines.
3b) If it doesn't, uncomment them.
4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you've cut the file to the bare minimum.
Method 2:
1) Create a new .asl file.
2) Add the parts that are relevant to your problem.
3) Check that the game still shows the problem.
While cutting the program down to the minimum, you might work out the problem yourself; otherwise, people are more likely to be helpful if they have to do less.
Method 1:
1) Make a copy of the .asl file.
2) Comment out what's not relevant to your problem. (Put an apostrophe at the beginning of those lines.)
3) Check that the file still demonstrates the problem.
3a) If it does, erase the commented lines.
3b) If it doesn't, uncomment them.
4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you've cut the file to the bare minimum.
Method 2:
1) Create a new .asl file.
2) Add the parts that are relevant to your problem.
3) Check that the game still shows the problem.
While cutting the program down to the minimum, you might work out the problem yourself; otherwise, people are more likely to be helpful if they have to do less.
SarahParah
27 Nov 2008, 15:45Thanks!
Really helped.
Really helped.


Thanatos
28 Nov 2008, 00:12*sarcasm detector beeps wildly*
Make sure you havn't set the container to be transperant or initially open.
Make sure you havn't set the container to be transperant or initially open.
SarahParah
28 Nov 2008, 10:31Whoops. Lol, I couldn't run it
Dint checked before xD
I found out how to do it, so dm anymore
Thanks anyway


I found out how to do it, so dm anymore

Thanks anyway



Thanatos
29 Nov 2008, 01:46Happy to help.
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