Expression-style speech by ~}Shade{~. Module to customize sierra-style (portrait) speech view, with changing expressions. // Main script for module 'expression-speech-style' V0.3 int …

Tells the character to move to (X,Y) directly, after it has finished its current move. This function allows you to queue up a series of moves for the character to make, if you want them to take a …

6 days ago · I thought this thread might help newbies to get started making characters for use in an AGS game. I am also a relative newbie, so I am hoping the resident experts will chime in …

Oct 17, 2024 · If you have a custom say for all your characters, you throw an if clause there in your custom say to check if it's the character specific and then use the character specific font. …

At the bottom of your character's Player or NPC Inspector, check Use expressions?, and create two new expressions: Happy and Sad. Supply a new portrait graphic for each - hopefully better …

Characters are meant to represent personalities in your game. But they might as well be used for other purposes, such as a replacement for Room Objects when you need them to do more …

Character Editor On the Explore Project panel, you can expand the Characters node to show the characters which are defined in your game. Right clicking on the "Characters" node itself …

A data container for a facial expression that a character (see: Char) can make. Expressions can involve using a different portrait graphic in MenuGraphic elements, or have their ID numbers …

To display some speech, you begin the line with the character's SCRIPT NAME (not full name), followed by a colon, then a space, and then what you want them to say. For example, if my …

Mar 21, 2021 · Provided you've defined expressions in your Character's Inspector, you can use the [expression:Name] token in your speech to change their expression as they speak - see …