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- William - 20-10-2006 1. Make sure there actually is a value that the getvar command is trying to grab. 2. Does FileName has a dir? 3. Male/Female aint in MSE right? That means you might have done something wrong with this line: Code: Class(i).MaleSprite - Obsidian - 21-10-2006 try to use binary instead of INIs, it'll get rid of the majority of the rte13's... but the problem is that either the INI file is incorrect like will said (e.g., the file isn't in the correct today, the path is incorrect to the file, or the header is incorrect, etc.) - DarkX - 23-10-2006 Hey guys, I finally got around to installing this myself, and it doesn't work with 32*64, any clues on how to fix this? edit--- By the way when I say it doesn't work,(as well as 32*64) is that neither of them make the second class right. If you pick female it blits you as a 32*32, and it doesn't blit the second sprite, it just blits the feet section of the females/second classes. - Dark Echo - 24-10-2006 DarkX, there must be something wrong with your 32x64 code.. Check your bltplayer sub.. When it blts the female side, it saids that the female sprite is 32pixels understand the male sprite.. Just change that to 64.. - Nexarcon - 24-10-2006 Or you may be selecting the wrong sprite number ![]() - DarkX - 26-10-2006 Ok, here is my BltPlayer Sub, and there is nothing about blting the female side(that I'm aware of, and there was nothing about changing it in the tutorial I used) Code: Public Sub BltPlayer(ByVal Index As Long) - Dr. Spoon - 26-10-2006 this is almost too easy.. Code: Class(i).MaleSprite = GetVar(FileName, "CLASS", "MaleSprite") Code: Class(i).MaleSprite = GetVar(FileName, "CLASS" & i, "MaleSprite") |