Flawless! I'm honored you used the picture I made in the demo level, and then demonstrated how to move an image in a makeshift cutscene in the script. That's going to be very useful for me when I can figure out how you did it.

 Native resolution is crystal clear, and was such a good idea. And the biggest help is that resolution-changer for the editor. Sprite based projects always did needed some kind of a zoom for the building process.

 Question: ScreenScrollDetectionDelta. I can't find a solid definition on what that is.

 I suppose the only thing you need to add now if you're still interested in doing more, is a way to help all of us laymen figure out all the basic scripting in this game so we can more fully appreciate what you've done here. Maybe add some heavier notation to your scripts to break things down more. (Took me a day to be sure of what hotspotX and Y were used for, hahaha.)

 No pressure. You've done one hell of a lot already.

 I've shifted my abnormally complicated game to every mod since the beginning, this one is the one that will make it happen. You are a fantastic dude. I can hardly wait for the native resolution and the level-editor's adjacent screen previews. But no hurry man. (yes hurry, haha)

 I drew you a picture of Juni trying to script her own game. She is not very good at it.



 I was wondering though... is there a glossary of the various game-specific functions and parameters you're messing with in the scripts?

 I barely understand scripting as it is, but after me and a programmer buddy read all the lua scripts in the level and for the monsters and current effects, some of them look like you'd need to know some engine-specific variables and function calls to affect certain changes. I was wondering if you had a list of them that you used, or be willing to post in one of your threads?

 Also, I have a very minimal understanding of programming, so ignore what i said if it doesn't make any sense.

Thanks for rapid response, lol.

When I have Looki's editor in your ACO folder (regardless of what Looki's editor is named) And I'm editing any level subordinate to your mod, (a new level, or your test level or my level) I will try to go to test the game, and the little Juni icon appears over the cursor.

 Regularly you click somewhere and that's where you appear in a test game. But when I click to start the test game with Looki's editor nothing happens. I can save, edit, and move start positions, and do everything with Looki's editor that I would normally do, but I can't run a test game.

 My theory is that the world is actually the character you play as, and you move around Juni, but every time you accidentally move her into a place where she dies, you silently perform catholic penance until our lord Jesus Christ resurrects her and reverses time.

 These powers are explained in the Bible somewhere, I'm sure of it.

Oh ho ho ho... you almost tricked me with that floating bit.

 So sticky plus invisible solid wall equals perfect upward floating, does it?

 Very very very clever. Hahaha. Excellent work on this.

 Everything I've checked out works great.

...except my custom object listings in the world.ini are still being eaten.

 My OS is Windows XP SP2 if that information has any bearing on the problem.

 Ctrl+D would definitely be my choice for the hotkey.

 And believe me, man. It's even better to know you've got someone in the know who is working on your side to make things better for you. (or in this case, me)
 
 Over the years, I've had to learn ten different image manipulation programs, five kinds of video editing software, music sequencers, animation programs, 3D programs and whatnot... And well, frankly, what I wouldn't have given to have the programmers of those things listen to me. And the one thing I really haven't been able to pick up is programming to fix the problems myself.

 It also makes me more appreciative, because I've been trying to find a way to make a game for the past ten years.

 Aaand I've been using the program pretty hard for a few days, and I haven't run into anything bad yet.  At this point I really don't think there are any problems left to fix, hahaha.


 Also, if you want me to draw up anything for you, just tell me.