It is hard to answer without seeing your code, but my guess would be that your critter-code points to the baker script (r_char_script should point to the relevant script-file).

I know how to make an otherwise friendly npc attack the player, but is it possible to have an entire city become hostile if the player attack a friendly npc?

@Leo_V117

Nice one, thank you

I went with a full separate game, and are trying to build a multi-platform game install/update system in Python, I assume win and mac both have access to Python? btw. I have no way of testing on Mac (I think I have an old SE/20 somewhere, but I doubt it'll run the game ;) ), so any mac-support will ...

Leo_V117 wrote:

wildflower wrote:

Leo_V117 wrote:Ever thought of making the pane larger?

No...

Try it, and it would both solve your problem, AND look rather nice.

Yes... The workarounds are countless, but none of them give me a small centerpiece witch I personally prefer.
I did tried a large centerpiece, and it looked clumsy imho.

Leo_V117 wrote:Ever thought of making the pane larger?

No...

Thats a very easy issue to fix, simply select the central section and use that material "air", simple! :D I wish it was that simple :( The center thing is two gridsize 0 squares as thin as they get (I think they're 1/8 of normal size), so if I make those into air, those windows will have ...

BlackGulf wrote:you can Yourself, just go to edit the original post, and then edit the post title.

Thanks BlackGulf, I didn't know that.

If any mods should see this, please change the title of this topic to "Moonvalley - RPG"

if the windows are all the same size, just copy and paste. Highlight geometry, hit c, right-click and drag the selection window over to the next window, overlap entirely, and hit v to paste. If not, then hit ` again to bring up the console, and use the up and down arrows to go through history. Sadl...